Weekly Debrief

Joint venture between energy developers EDPR and ENGIE aims to deliver up to 1.5GW of capacity over the next decade

UK's first trial of AI grid technology shows data centres can adjust power needs in real time, rather than be 'always on' assets

Scottish firm secures additional public and private investment to scale up production of fossil-free chemicals made using rejected potatoes and whisky by-products

New funding forms part of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition and Zero Emissions Vessels and Infrastructure fund

Critical minerals firm to further expand plans to extract lithium from geothermal waters

Ocean Winds has signed an agreement for lease with The Crown Estate for a floating offshore wind project site in the Celtic Sea.

Why solar will shape the power systems of the future

Start-ups producing green technologies play vital role in political shift towards security and independence

This is the start of a series of articles by Recharge examining seabed allocation and support systems across the continent's currently most relevant offshore wind markets - starting with the UK, Ireland and France

Direction by the Secretary of State on the H2East Pipeline: Humber to Nottinghamshire.

We're calling for evidence on energy-related datasets where enabling access for AI application development could improve decarbonisation, energy security or affordability.

Decision by the Secretary of State on an application for post-consent condition discharge.

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) has become the first Distribution Network Operator to use the latest smart video technology to improve its service for customers who need to upgrade […]

Free, open-source tool gives half-hourly, market-aligned insight into real system value Levelise has launched the Levelise Calculator, a free, open-source tool designed to help installers, energy managers, and system designers accurately model the […]

DRIFT Energy and Enapter have signed a collaboration agreement to adapt anion exchange membrane electrolyser technology for deployment at sea, a move that directly addresses one of the sector’s most persistent technical bottlenecks.

National Grid and SSEN Transmission finalised contracts for the delivery of Eastern Green Link 3 electricity transmission project in the UK.

The industry found itself out in the cold with PPA buyers last year but there are signs policy moves could revive activity, say industry experts

Qatar LNG shutdown threatens bigger supply hit than the Ukraine war

It turns out that making the transition to clean energy while keeping the price down is hard

I don’t typically spend my time digging through dense corporate financial reports. I’d much rather be out on the road, putting miles on my Silverado EV LT and seeing how the charging network holds up in the real world. But when EVgo dropped its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings release ...

Why EU type approval is the missing lever to make every EV a grid asset. In 2024, T&E highlighted the potential of Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G), and bi-directional charging of Electric Vehicles (EVs). EVs are ‘Batteries on Wheels’, delivering flexibility benefits for the electricity grid, supporting the integration of more renewables, and delivering ...

Watchdog rules advertised cost savings from heat pumps and solar panels lacked necessary qualification

Sainsbury's Smart Charge service to provide UK’s second-largest commercial EV fleet with access to ultra-rapid charging in 80 locations

Hosted in association with Octopus Energy, latest free interactive webinar will discuss effective recruitment and retention for the future economy BusinessGreen's latest monthly Spotlight webinar is to explore the techniques and best practices that can help businesses across the green economy strengthen recruitment and retention. Hosted in association with Octopus Energy's Jobs That Matter campaign, and delivered as part of BusinessGreen's Workforce 2030 campaign, the interactive webinar will explore what it takes to develop an attractive and effective recruitment strategy that can underpin the next phase of the green economy's expansion. The session - titled Effective recruitment and retention for the future economy - will take place at 11am on Tuesday 10th March. Confirmed speakers include Olivia Wray, global head of talent acquisition at Octopus Energy, Katie Neck, managing director and founder at Sustained Futures, and Joshua Deru, just transition lead at the Climate Change Committee (CCC). The panel discussion will explore how business are responding to a looming skills crunch across the green economy and working to develop more attractive and effective recruitment and retention strategies for their organisations. The session will cover: How big is the skills challenge facing the green economy? (And what even is the ‘green economy'?) How can businesses best attract a wide range of talent? What does the next generation expect from their future employer? How can businesses embed environmental understanding across all roles? Why should businesses invest in green skills development, and how can they build the business case for this investment? What do effective staff recruitment and retention strategies entail? How can businesses effectively work with partners and the education sector to boost the green economy skills base? "Skills shortages represent one of the biggest challenges faced by the net zero transition, but are businesses do everything they can to attract, develop, and retain the talent they need to grow their business and accelerate the roll out of clean technologies and greener business models?" asked BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray, who will chair the webinar. "Our latest BusinessGreen Spotlight webinar brings together leading experts to offer their insights into how to recruit and retain a team that is well paced to prosper in the fast-evolving future economy." You can now sign up to attend the free webinar through the event website.

Three people will leave the board of UK supermajor in a move said to be 'essential' to its pivot back to oil and gas

TfL said plans could deliver up to 65,000MWh of solar power a year, meeting around two-thirds of annual demand from the Victoria Line

Danske Commodities has signed a 10-year optimisation agreement for the 400 MWh battery storage asset, Windyhill BESS.

Oil and gas price shocks triggered by conflict reignite discussion about building defences to volatile fuel costs

Follow the free Rinnai newsletter for the latest news of polices and regulations https://www.rinnai-uk.co.uk/contact-us/newsletter-sign A successful 2% green hydrogen gas mixing trial has been successfully completed at the Briggs power […]