The world’s first 8MW wind turbines has started generating electricity commercially.
The giants of clean energy
Analysis: As the UK government enters an agreement with climate denying DUP, is their climate change leadership diminishing?
As The Conservatives forms new government with the help of DUP, can they still offer climate leadership?
Opinion: Have we not been here before?
Yet again climate change was largely omitted from a UK general election.
UK takes further steps towards a coal-free future
Coal is rapidly heading for the exit door in the UK.
Ed Davey: “There are some nutters around who think deregulation is a good thing”
In this 2016 speech, former UK energy secretary Ed Davey sharply critiques deregulation, climate denial, and Brexit’s energy risks.
Opinion: Carbon capture and storage – time for the UK to get back on track
Suzanna Hinson argues why CCS should be brought back from the dead.
Sailing towards sustainability
Land Rover BAR’s HQ will qualify for BREEAM status. Photo credit: Shaun Roster. By Anders Lorenzen Britain is basking in Rio Olympic glory, picking up medal after medal , and only being […]
New Scottish wind farm to power half of Nestle`s UK and Ireland operations
Photo credit: Nestle UK. By Anders Lorenzen A new Scottish wind farm is set to provide half of the electricity needed to power up Nestle’s UK and Ireland operations. Nestle, the global […]
Editorial – Brexit could have serious climate change and environmental consequences
Britain’s vote to leave the EU could have serious implications for tackling climate change
Analysis: Could the UK really be on the verge of a fracking revolution?
Third Energy’s fracking site near Ryedale in North Yorkshire. Photo credit: petelovespurple via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen For years, anti-fracking campaigners have successfully managed to fight off extraction of shale gas in […]
A greener life, a greener world 