Election 2017: UK's green policy direction set to be decided
New government will face a wave of crucial environmental policy decisions covering everything from air quality and clean energy funding to post-Brexit rules and the future of Euratom
The UK goes to the polls today with a host of environmental policy and green investment decisions likely to rest on the outcome. The new government will face immediate pressure to deliver a legally...
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Energy supplier takes aim at 'greenwashing' utilities which purchase renewable energy certificates rather than investing in renewables
Shell inks deal to draw power from 'Europe's largest' battery in Wiltshire
The two 50MW batteries are located near the village of Minety in Wiltshire and are currently being developed by two Chinese state-owned companies
Delta Air Lines sets 2030 'carbon neutral' goal backed by $1bn green investment plan
The airline plans to invest in aircraft renewal, sustainable jet fuel, weight reduction, and CO2 offsetting and sequestration projects
Reports: EDF readies plans for £16bn Sizewell C nuclear plant
French-owned energy giant reportedly plotting new nuclear power station in Suffolk in partnership with China's CGN
