Irish power prices drop

New projections suggest a significant drop in Irish power prices for the fiscal year 2024-2025, with an anticipated 14% decrease from the previous year’s average of €106 per MWh to €91 per MWh

‘It is immoral for us to not pursue technologies like de-extinction’

In this week’s podcast, we spoke to Ben Lamm, Founder of de-extinction company, Colossal Biosciences who said that species preservation and de-extinction go hand in hand

Petrol prices rise by 8p per litre since start of year

Petrol prices have surged by 8p per litre since the beginning of the year, leading to concerns about its impact on households, businesses and the economy

UK launches £1.3m transport innovation fund

The government has launched the Transport Research and Innovation Grant, offering £1.3 million to fuel innovation in the transport sector

‘There’s no bigger challenge in the world than tackling climate change’

bp’s Senior Vice President for Europe, Louise Kingham told us that we must meet the energy needs of today without compromising the needs of the future

Metals go green

Energy giant Masdar and aluminium company EGA have teamed up to develop sustainable aluminium production

Octopus wraps its tentacles around Brazil’s energy market

Octopus Energy Group’s first venture into South America focuses on deploying affordable renewables across Brazil

UK offshore wind industry unveils growth plan

RenewableUK, in collaboration with key industry stakeholders, unveils a comprehensive Industrial Growth Plan aimed at tripling offshore wind manufacturing capacity over the next decade

‘UK’s largest’ heat network operator launches

Backed by UK and international investors, Bring Energy debuts as the UK’s largest operator of city-scale heating and cooling networks

Nearly £60 million in UK heat pump funding remains unused

Despite earmarking £150 million annually from 2022 to 2025 to replace fossil fuel boilers with heat pumps, the government has faced criticism as over £60 million remains unspent