Energy
Innogy to sell 41 per cent stake in Triton Knoll offshore wind project
Japanese utilities Electric Power Development and Kansai Electric Power Co to each take a stake in the North Sea project in first investment of its kind
SIMEC Atlantis Energy plans pellet fuel conversion for overseas coal power plants
Firm is already in talks with coal plants in Europe, Australia, Asia, and the USA about switching sites to run on waste-based biomass pellets
Cheers to that: Drax in talks with beer industry over CCS solution to CO2 shortage
Energy firm in talks with British Beer & Pub Association over upcoming CCS trial link up after CO2 shortages for UK industry this summer
Apple, Akamai, Etsy and Swiss Re get together to buy clean power
Could co-operation between corporates simultaneously turbo-charge the renewables market and open it up to smaller energy users?
Asian Games to showcase UK hydrogen bus technology
Partnership will see Ecubes Arcola showcase hydrogen vehicles and infrastructure at the forthcoming 2018 Asian Games
Global solar capacity set to pass one terawatt mark by 2023
But policy changes in China mean significantly lower short term demand for PV than previously expected, according to gtmresearch
'Strong growth platform': Ørsted snaps up Lincoln Clean Energy for US onshore wind push
Danish clean energy giant agrees deal that values leading US developer at $580m
Government review backs subsidies for mini nuclear reactors
Controversial review argues offshore wind-style subsidies should be made available to nuclear sector to kickstart deployment of small modular reactors
Taking on the Big Six: OVO Energy's Stephen Fitzpatrick on disrupting the energy sector
Entrepreneur's energy firm is now one of biggest challengers to the Big Six in the UK, so where does he see the industry heading next?
Centrica revs up business EV charging service with Driivz deal
Energy giant joins $12m funding round in deal that will see Driivz software functionality provided to Centrica customers
New opportunities in clean, flexible energy systems
RenewableUK chair Stephen Bull reflects on the changing shape of the UK energy system
The world now has more than one terawatt of wind and solar
Wind and solar capacity passes landmark 1,000GW mark - and it will only take five years for capacity to double again, according to analysts
Poll: Anti-wind power Conservative MPs 'out of step' with constituents
79 Conservative MPs have previously called for block on new onshore wind, despite polls showing widespread support for new turbines among constituents
More than 5,500 UK churches put faith in clean energy
Churches and cathedrals across UK praised for clean energy rollout which has diverted £5m away from fossil fuels towards green power providers
Explained: How the summer heatwave is helping drive up EU carbon prices
Higher energy demand coupled with plant shut downs, low wind and hydro production has helped rally EU ETS prices to a seven-year high
Lloyds Banking Group halts financing for new coal plants
Banking giant will no longer finance coal-fired power stations or thermal coal mines in support of Paris Agreement goals
Smart meter rollout opening up energy market opportunities, research suggests
Most UK energy suppliers looking to use data from smart meters to boost opportunities, innovation and diversification, finds research by Capgemini
Allow nuclear waste disposal under national parks, say MPs
Safest site should be chosen regardless of location, committee says - but opponents call idea 'outrageous'
So much for 'predict and provide' - UK energy use keeps on falling
Andrew Warren argues falling energy use should spark a reappraisal in the government's future assumptions and policy priorities
Ofgem price control decision confirms grid innovation support package
Energy watchdog sets out decisions on RIIO-2 price control framework and green lights National Grid to connect Hinkley Point C to transmission grid
DIY energy: Kingfisher to wire in batteries at B&Q
Home improvements giant plans to cut power use at B&Q's Swindon distribution centre by a third using energy storage technology
Can a lifeline be found for embattled Normandie Hydro tidal energy project?
Naval Energies pulls plug on tidal business citing lack of commercial prospects, leaving uncertain future for flagship French pilot project
50 per cent renewables is an admirable goal, but significant challenges remain
AECOM's Richard Lowe welcomes the National Infrastructure Commission's vote of confidence in renewables, but warns considerable medium term technical challenges still need to be overcome
Clean Energy Deal Tracker: AT&T, Facebook and Walmart stand out in another strong quarter
GreenBiz takes the microscope to the latest corporate clean energy moves across the US
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