Energy

The UK government is pursuing an uneconomic nuclear programme in large part so as to maintain and renew military nuclear capabilities, argues BEEF's Andrew Warren

Critics still argue heat pumps aren't suitable for old buildings, yet the University of Oxford has just had its first ground source heat pump installed by Rendesco at its historic Brasenose College - BusinessGreen visited the project to meet with the...

French energy giant claims fresh funding takes its total investment in UK's nuclear energy fleet to almost £9bn since 2009

British Gas claims delivering 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028 would result in significant emissions savings and help slash gas demand

Zoa CEO, John Marshall, explains why he does not specifically look for 'green' skills when hiring and his excitement for the latest AI technologies

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company acquires 10.1 per cent stake in UK-based carbon capture and hydrogen developer

Former chief executive of Bord na Móna, founder of Airtricity and co-founder of Mainstream Renewables and SuperNode, has died at the age of 76

Scaling domestic production of specialist fuel can reduce UK's reliance on Russian supplies, government claims

World Economic Forum and PwC report sets out host of energy efficiency actions it claims are 'doable today, at attractive returns with no need for new technology'

ECIU analysis adds to growing body of evidence showing how new North Sea oil and gas projects will do little to boost domestic energy security