UK government allocates £4.5 billion to boost manufacturing and clean energy
The UK government has announced a significant £4.5 billion investment in strategic manufacturing sectors, with a focus on economic growth, energy security, and levelling-up initiatives.
Hub analysis: Is the UK’s new Energy Act up to muster?
The Government calls it the 'biggest piece of energy legislation in UK history'. Ministers claim it is laying the foundations for an energy system...
A look at the new Low Carbon Hydrogen Certification Scheme
It’s still early days for the global green hydrogen rollout, but the UK government has taken another step to support the growth of the...
Green Surgery Report proposes pathways to decarbonising surgical care
A new report released by the Royal College of Surgeons and UK Health Alliance on Climate Change is tackling practical ways to reduce the carbon footprint of surgery.
Unwrapping the Government’s Hydrogen Package
Just before the Christmas break, the UK’s green hydrogen sector saw another defining moment as the Government released their December Hydrogen Package. Here’s a...
UK nuclear generation set to quadruple by 2050 with new energy roadmap
The UK government has announced its Powering Up Nuclear roadmap to guide nuclear’s development.
Electricity generation from low-emissions sources will make up roughly half of the world’s power...
The horizon appears promising for low emissions technology, as highlighted in the latest report from the International Energy Agency.
The future of nuclear fusion: UK reactor breaks world record
Nuclear fusion, the process that powers the sun, is making significant strides in energy output at one of the UK’s oldest fusion research facilities....
UK ETS: Report shows record drop in UK carbon price
On 12 February, the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) published its ‘Carbon Market Year in Review 2023’. The report highlights a year’s worth of...
Demand flexibility: Is your business getting the benefit?
Energy costs continue to be a serious financial headache for businesses with high energy consumption. But as well as reducing consumption through energy efficiency...
