The UK Achieves Its First Large-Scale Production Of Clean Hydrogen With Carbon Capture

The UK has reached a significant milestone in green energy by becoming the first country to produce hydrogen on a large scale while capturing carbon emissions. […]

Now Trump has won the presidency again, his policies on energy could have some noticeable effects on European energy prices, driven by several key areas: Boosting […]

The UK government has published its response to the recent consultation on the Climate Change Agreement (CCA) scheme. In this post, we’ve outlined the key takeaways […]

The European Union and China have agreed to proceed with further technical discussions on potential alternatives to tariffs on China-manufactured electric vehicles, despite notable differences, according […]

Global wind-powered electricity generation could reach a new high in 2024 as winter winds boost output across most of the world’s wind farms, potentially setting a […]

Following a consultation, the UK government will implement changes to the Contracts for Difference (CfD) scheme ahead of Allocation Round 7, including allowing repowered onshore wind […]

The world is falling behind in its efforts to triple renewable energy capacity by 2030, and investments will need to triple as well, rising from $570 […]

The European Union and China will continue to seek alternative ways to resolve the ongoing trade dispute, which has created divisions among EU member states. On […]

The hydrogen economy, once hailed as a cornerstone of future energy systems, is facing mounting challenges as “realism” sets in, dampening the enthusiasm that had grown […]