The UK needs a four-fold increase in low carbon energy to achieve its 2050 net zero target, according to a report by global engineering firm Atkins.
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Government outlines 10 point plan to keep lights on after summer blackouts
A committee set up by the government has published a 10-point action plan to improve the UK's power resilience after blackouts left 1M people without power last August.
Energy firms fined £10.5M for August power blackout
Energy companies have been fined £10.5M for power cuts which left 1M people without power and severely disrupted transport systems in August last year.
Plans move forward for UK-France power link
The next step has been taken in the approval process for a UK-France power network.
Energy regulator demands investment in carbon reduction schemes
Energy providers have been told to invest more money to decarbonise the power market by the sector's regulator.
Tunnels | Delivering Hinkley Point C’s cooling system
Tunnelling for the outfall and intake systems at Hinkley Point C’s technically demanding nuclear power station is now underway.
Small nuclear reactor proposal passes latest hurdle
NuScale Power’s small modular reactor (SMR) design has cleared the latest stage of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)’s review process.
Denmark to develop £25bn wind turbine ‘islands’
The Danish energy ministry plans to build “energy islands,” which would make Denmark home to the world’s largest renewable energy scheme.
Amey awaits decision on £200M energy from waste plant
Amey is awaiting a decision on its proposed energy from waste plant at Waterbeach Waste Management Park in Cambridgeshire after the close of a three-week planning inspectorate inquiry in November.
Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon backers in last-ditch attempt to keep afloat
The project promoter behind the £1.3bn Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon scheme has launched a last-ditch funding round to keep the project alive.