Irish wind farms break records, save €1.3bn in 2023

Ireland has achieved a wind power milestone last year, setting a new record by generating 35% of electricity through wind farms

E.ON launches global carbon marketplace in COP28

Seagrass, E.ON’s subsidiary, aims to bridge the gap between certified carbon projects and large scale demand from buyers with ambitious climate strategies

Wales urged to accelerate renewable energy plans

A new report highlights the potential of wind power to generate 9GW of energy in the next decade but stresses that action is required to meet these goals

Orkney’s wind project gets go-ahead with Ofgem’s transmission link approval

The project in Orkney Islands comprises three six-turbine community wind farms

LED-ing the charge: Over 50% of London’s bus shelters now LED

The move has resulted in 57% less energy consumption and 10% brighter lighting, according to TfL

How British Gas supported a business within the hospitality industry

Working with British Gas, a luxury hotel business keeps guests warm and happy, while moving towards its net zero goal

UK looking at how much carbon can be stored in seabed by 2035

Developers of CCUS projects have been invited to submit their views on market challenges in carbon storage

Ban on gas boilers should come forward to 2033, says climate tsar

Net zero architect Chris Skidmore has said the UK has fallen behind in the delivery of net zero and has called for a “rooftop solar revolution”

Are supermarkets doing enough to support EV drivers?

The UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure network continues to grow and evolve to meet the needs of EV drivers

The Carbon Column – Can gas be green?

In this post I discuss green gas, an alternative fuel to natural gas