EU Parliament adopts first-ever law to curb methane emissions in energy sector

The newly enacted legislation empowers the EU to lower methane emissions from the energy sector, aligning with the EU’s climate objectives and enhancing air quality

UK warned of potential £450bn loss due to energy policy uncertainty

The latest report from Offshore Energies UK cautions that unstable energy policies and tax regimes could result in the UK missing out on a potential £450 billion growth in the domestic offshore energy market by 2040

TotalEnergies snaps up carbon capture and storage tech firm

TotalEnergies has inked a deal to acquire Talos Low Carbon Solutions

IEA: Methane emissions expected to decline soon

New analysis from the IEA indicates that methane emissions from fossil fuels, after a slight rise in 2023, are expected to decline soon due to significant policy announcements and pledges made at COP28

UK exits Energy Charter Treaty

The UK has announced its departure from the Energy Charter Treaty after unsuccessful attempts to align it with net zero goals

Eco activists throw soup at Mona Lisa in Paris

Protesters advocating for ‘healthy and sustainable food’ threw soup at the bulletproof glass protecting the Mona Lisa in the Louvre

UK energy production drops

The latest statistics from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero reveal a 9.4% drop in energy production, excluding coal

Gateshead mine water heat project secures government approval

The Gateshead mine water heat network is a scheme that utilises abandoned coal workings to harness geothermal energy

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

Port of Middlesbrough welcomes first shipment of recyclable fuel pellets

AV Dawson, owner of the Port of Middlesbrough, has received its first international shipment of renewable energy cargo