Who Gives A Crap partners with electric delivery startup HIVED Who Gives A Crap has partnered with HIVED to deliver roughly a quarter of its UK orders using electric vehicles […]
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Why economists questioned the household electricity VAT cut The Institute for Fiscal Studies called a temporary VAT reduction on household electricity a blunt tool for helping consumers through the energy
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ScottishPower announces £1.5 billion Whitelee repowering project ScottishPower has confirmed plans to invest £1.5 billion in repowering Whitelee Windfarm near Glasgow. The project will replace 215 existing turbines with 124
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Why airlines are choosing route changes over expensive fuel swaps A small number of flights cause most of the warming clouds in our skies. Research now shows that avoiding those
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European Commission sets 46% electricity target for 2040 The European Commission published its Electrification Action Plan on 17 July 2026. The document sets an indicative target for electricity to account
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Air Products cancels Louisiana blue hydrogen complex Air Products has abandoned its Louisiana Clean Energy Complex, a $4.5 billion blue hydrogen facility that promised to capture 95% of process emissions
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National Wealth Fund commits £200 million to West Burton battery project The National Wealth Fund has invested £200 million in a 500MW battery energy storage facility at the former West
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Renewable fuel and better controls cut emissions for heating oil users Businesses running on heating oil face a clear challenge. They need to reduce carbon without replacing boilers, tanks, or
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Global fertility decline reshapes energy transition planning Population forecasts have always been central to energy planning. However, new analysis from Wood Mackenzie suggests that falling birth rates worldwide represent far
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Why grid infrastructure now matters more than renewable generation alone The energy transition has reached a turning point. For years, the focus sat squarely on building more wind farms and
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