Two new solar products could potentially cut bills for UK customers, enabling those who cannot place solar panels on their roof access to the renewable energy source. Keep reading to find out more. Solar Innovation Solivus’s solar sculpture and Filia’s solar blinds are targeted to those who cannot place solar panels on their roof. The […]
The UK government’s brand-new energy supply strategy has been delayed this week following reports that the Treasury resisted some of the costs involved. The plan was initially promised in a matter of days on the 9th of March by Boris Johnson. This was 21 days ago. The plan would outline how the government seeks to
Standing charges on standard electricity bills are set to rise sharply in the coming months. However, customers will see the rises slightly differently depending on where they live. Customers residing in South Scotland, Merseyside, North Wales, and the South West of England will see the daily payments double from April. Home owners in London and
Energy Sanctions and Domestic Action Against Putin Putin’s war has reached new levels of reckless evil in recent days. Attacks against nuclear power plants in Ukraine have demonstrated just how far Russia is willing to go in this invasion. Although seen as strategic targets, the risk of a botched attack at these power plants
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The horrifying Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to rumble on. Each new day brings news of further casualties, displaced citizens, sanctions, moves, and counter-moves. The stranglehold that Russia currently exerts over the natural gas markets has often been placed in the centre of conversations regarding NATO sanctions – how do we sanction a country that
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Voluntary Carbon Offset Markets – How Do They Work? Carbon finance has emerged recently as a major talking point for a wide range of industries. New entrants into the voluntary carbon markets were seen – where hedge funds, oil and gas majors, and banks were seen to be the most active throughout in resolutely taking
Two storms in quick succession of one another have caused power cuts for an estimated 118,000 homes in Scotland and a further 80,000 in Northern England. By Monday evening of this week, this issue had still not been remedied with 18,100 still being left with no power. Effects have been even more severe than this,
One of the largest geopolitical stories of recent times is the recent tensions between Russia and Ukraine, and thus the rest of Europe. There has been a great deal of posturing by NATO and Russia alike, with the two sides of the impending conflict jostling for negotiating power and public appeal. There have been negotiations,