The Government has announced the donation of 287 more mobile generators to Ukraine. The new generators, which can power around 8,000 extra houses, will be deployed in bigger structures such as hospitals and shelters in Eastern Ukraine. This follows an earlier supply of 569 generators from five UK businesses, all of which delivered transportable units […]
Kwasi Kwarteng, Secretary of State for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy, revealed that another licensing round for North Sea projects will be launched later this year. More oil and gas projects in the North Sea will be launched by the UK in an effort to reduce the country’s reliance on Russian fossil resources, and aim
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson was on the campaign trail in Hartlepool yesterday, demonstrating how the town’s nuclear power station might be upgraded with new technology to reduce energy bills. He sparked conversation when he reiterated the government’s objective of building one new nuclear power station every year. The plant in Hartlepool he visited, which began
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BP announced that it will invest up to £18 billion in the UK’s energy system by the end of 2030 to help the country complete its energy transition, improve energy security, and reach net zero. BP is one of the largest oil and gas producers in the UK and, through the investment, it aims to
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The UK government has a plan to triple the country’s nuclear capacity by 2050. To achieve that, the UK has begun talks with South Korea. If the negotiations are successful, South Korea will build a new generation of nuclear power stations in the UK. According to Euronews, ‘British business Minister Kwasi Kwarteng has met state-owned
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Have you noticed that your energy bills have been climbing higher and higher this year? The latter half of 2021 has seen a huge surge in energy prices that has had a huge impact on both consumers and energy companies. More than 20 energy companies have been shut down this year, and many households have
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National Grid in the US announced the plan to decarbonise heating systems in New York state and Massachusetts by 2050. It will be possible to eliminate fossil fuels by using electric heat pumps more and sourcing more renewable natural gas. Reuters reported that ‘National Grid plans to have New York and Massachusetts using 100% fossil-free
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If you’ve had to rent or sell a property in the last decade, you’ve almost certainly needed an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). This is a document that provides an objective assessment of how much energy a property uses, and what can be done to improve its energy efficiency. It uses a simple grading system with
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As Europe is facing rapidly increasing energy prices, as well as gas shortages, countries across the continent are trying to come up with solutions to deal with the crisis. Balkan countries, for example, have started to turn to coal. While that can help overcome certain aspects of the ongoing crisis, it also risks compromising the
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Even if you are living in an older property, there are measures you can take to make your property more energy-efficient. If you’re not sure where to begin, you may want to look at your most recent EPC. This will give you an overview of your property’s current energy efficiency and what you can do
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