Daily Debrief

The second set of interim findings from the evaluation of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and accompanying survey data tables.

Energy giants sign two memoranda of understanding, pledging to co-operate on efforts to turbocharge clean energy systems in the UK and Africa

Wind remains Europe’s second-largest power source as battery storage begins to address variability

TotalEnergies sees “enormous potential” in CO2 capture, but is very aware that it is building a completely new market. This creates greater uncertainty, Esbern Hoch admits.

From driveways to rooftops, renewable energy is reshaping how we use electricity, and UK Power Networks is deploying a cutting-edge device to support the adoption of low-carbon technologies on traditional […]

EDF and Centrica offer to invest £800mn if the government guarantees a long-term price for the electricity it produces

Responding to the publication of the Government’s Warm Homes Plan, Energy UK’s CEO Dhara Vyas said: “Supporting better access to clean heat systems, solar panels, batteries and insulation will help millions of households across the UK bring down their energy bills. “£15 billion is a substantial commitment, and it’s great to see the plan has… Read more

Investment into huge wind farm French oil major is developing with Corio Generation ‘has to stop’, says project director

Sahand Karimi and Henry Swisher of OptiGrid examine the two primary metrics used to evaluate the performance of battery storage trading: normalised revenue and percentage of perfect capture rate.

Engie has signed a 10-year biomethane purchase agreement with PepsiCo UK, the companies said Jan. 21. Under the deal, the French energy company will develop an anaerobic digestion plant in Northern England to supply about 60 GWh/ year (5.7 million cu m) of biomethane for PepsiCo's supply chain. Sales are set to commence in 2027, once the plant is operational. The companies said the biomethane

Acquisition set to bolster energy giant's position in the fast-growing energy storage and flexible grid sectors

Western fuel companies say cheap supplies and lack of political will risk locking the continent into strategic dependency

New innovation cluster plan from Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham aims to 'reindustrialise the birthplace of the industrial revolution'

Lime production remains one of the UK’s most carbon intensive industrial activities, not because of fuel choice but because chemistry itself drives emissions. During limestone calcination, calcium carbonate decomposes into calcium oxide and carbon dioxide, releasing CO2 that cannot be eliminated through electrification or fuel switching alone.

The UK market saw strong interest and activity in 2025 but now appears to be shifting from a development market to one focused on execution, writes Solar Media analyst Charlotte Gisbourne.