Starmer defends clean power policy following Blair criticism Keir Starmer has published a detailed defence of his government’s energy and climate strategy after Tony Blair questioned the pace and emphasis […]
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Reform UK voters back solar farms over fracking in polling A recent poll has revealed a significant gap between Reform UK’s official energy policy and the preferences of its own
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Rio Tinto brings low-carbon aluminium expansion online in Quebec Rio Tinto has begun commissioning a US$1.5 billion smelter expansion at its Complexe Arvida site in Quebec. The project will add
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Recycled materials cut carbon footprint in London highway scheme A residential road improvement project in Redbridge has used recycled and carbon-reducing materials to lower emissions from highway maintenance work. The
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Swedish biomass steelmaking project targets 2026 production start A Swedish research partnership is developing a method to make low-carbon steel using forestry residues instead of coal or hydrogen. The FerroSilva
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Solar panels above fish ponds cut water use and site emissions A new farming model combines solar electricity generation with seafood production on the same site. Researchers tested the approach
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Norfolk road project uses 90% recycled materials in major resurfacing scheme A resurfacing project on the A47 in Norfolk has demonstrated how road maintenance can cut carbon emissions while using
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Deputy leader blames net zero for higher bills and job losses Richard Tice has used a series of public appearances to argue that net zero policies are economically damaging and
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Government funds heat network expansion while music industry tests circular vinyl production Two sustainability announcements this month illustrate how decarbonisation is moving from theory into working systems. King’s Cross has
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California refinery closures test climate policy and fuel supply balance California faces a complex policy challenge. The state must maintain stable fuel supplies while pursuing aggressive emissions reductions. Two major
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