competition
Eight winners of a Scottish Government-funded floating wind competition have been announced, including businesses behind a 3D-printed anchor and a self-charging mooring line
Last December, the regulator said water companies across England and Wales must cut their bills by 12% before 2025
The decision follows an in-depth investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority which highlighted serious competition concerns
The aim of the competition is to reduce technical barriers facing offshore wind farms, including cutting costs
Two competitions are now open for applications until 4th December 2019
A total of 28 projects will share the funding and provide comprehensive data on design, construction and cost
The Competition and Markets Authority is inviting comments from interested parties until 6th November 2019
It will back projects that develop innovative green mortgages and other lending products, targeting consumers who would not get support under government schemes
Projects must be led by a UK business and help deliver significant reductions in carbon emissions
Britain will need to switch to electrification across many sectors, from automotive to energy distribution, in order to meet its 2050 net zero goal
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