Owen Paterson. Photo credit: Policy Exchange via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen In a UK cabinet reshuffle, Prime Minister David Cameron has finally sacked Environment Secretary Owen Paterson. The move has pleased […]
By Ruth Lumley Tidal lagoons could contribute £27 billion to the UK economy and help parts of the country prone to flooding, according to a new report. The six proposed lagoons from […]
Hadyard Hill Wind Farm, Scotland. Photo credit: Wikipedia. By Anders Lorenzen Travelling through the countryside of Germany and Denmark, there is hardly at any point you can’t see any wind turbines spinning […]
Photo credit: Siemens. By Anders Lorenzen On Tuesday the German company Siemens pledged its belief of the growth prospect in the UK’s offshore wind market by confirming it would build wind […]
By guest contributor Rebecca Cooke News of the Government’s new community energy strategy has been met with positive reaction from the industry. The Government’s first Community Energy Strategy for the UK could […]
Photo credit: BBC. By Anders Lorenzen You could be forgiven for thinking that this is not a new article, it echoes what we have been writing throughout December and January. But for […]
A solar farm in the UK. By Anders Lorenzen As other countries race ahead with the development of onshore wind, the UK is lagging behind with this sector despite the fact it […]
US snow storm have set many states into a standstill. Photo source: BBC. By Anders Lorenzen On Friday 3rd January 2014, Britain prepared for severe flooding caused by strong winds. It’s the […]
Could The Great Barrier Reef in Australia be a thing of the past? By Anders Lorenzen Did our key predictions for 2013 come true, and what are we expecting from 2014? Coal’s […]
Storms batter the UK, disrupting Christmas travel. Photo source: BBC. By Anders Lorenzen December has been, in many ways, an abnormal weather month in Denmark and the United Kingdom. A relatively mild […]
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