Energy
Race for Small Modular Reactors Heats Up: US, Russia, and China Compete for Nuclear Energy Dominance
Off the Siberian coast, the Russian ship Akademik Lomonosov has been docked for four years, serving as the world’s first floating nuclear power plant....
Energy
Glencore Reverses Plan to Spin Off Coal Business Amidst Shareholder Pressure
In a striking reversal, Glencore, the FTSE 100 commodities giant, has decided to abandon its plans to spin off its coal business. This decision...
Energy
Amber Valley’s Battle Against Pylons: A Clash Between Green Energy and Local Conservation
Nestled in the tranquil landscapes of north-east Derbyshire, Amber Valley stands as an oasis of ancient trees, historic buildings, and picturesque public footpaths. This...
Energy
Will Heat Pumps Lead to Blackouts? Examining the UK’s Electric Future
The pathway to meeting the world’s climate targets is increasingly electric: fossil fuel boilers and vehicles are set to be replaced by electric alternatives,...
Energy
Electric Cars: A Bright Future or Risk of Darkness?
As the UK shifts towards electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce carbon emissions, some fear the increased electricity demand could lead to blackouts. Skeptics warn...
Energy
Labour Government Lifts Ban on New Onshore Windfarms
The Labour government has officially lifted the de facto ban on new onshore windfarms, a move welcomed by environmentalists and energy experts. The ban,...
Energy
Labour’s Victory Signals a New Green Era for the UK
Labour’s victory in the general election is poised to mark the beginning of the UK's transformation into a green and low-carbon economy, campaigners and...
Energy
UK Electricity Prices Soar, Threatening Green Tech Transition in Steel Industry
In the spring of 2024, British electricity prices soared to nearly £66 per megawatt hour (MWh), more than double the rates paid by French...