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Solar

Solar developers urged to target 'poorer-quality' farmland wherever possible

Solar

Solar developers urged to target 'poorer-quality' farmland wherever possible

New guidance from Institute of Sustainability and Environmental Professionals aims to help balance demands for clean energy generation, food production, and biodiversity protection

clock 12 January 2026 • 5 min read
'We need to go further and faster': How tackling cost barriers and confidence gaps could drive another record year for solar installations

Solar

'We need to go further and faster': How tackling cost barriers and confidence gaps could drive another record year for solar installations

Interest in solar panels remains strong and the market is growing fast - but further action may be needed tackle barriers to adoption that could slow the rooftop revolution

clock 09 January 2026 • 7 min read
Study: US renewables capacity tipped to more than double to over 1TW by 2035

Energy

Study: US renewables capacity tipped to more than double to over 1TW by 2035

New report predicts US renewables sector will continue to expand, despite opposition from Trump White House

clock 31 December 2025 • 4 min read
'Snow joke': UK now has enough offshore wind capacity 'to roast three million turkeys'

Wind

'Snow joke': UK now has enough offshore wind capacity 'to roast three million turkeys'

The UK now boasts 16.1GW of offshore wind capacity, while the government has given the green light to a further 9GW of new renewables capacity in only the past 18 months

clock 24 December 2025 • 3 min read
Study: Green loans and mortgages could deliver £37bn boost to Scotland's home efficiency market

Buildings

Study: Green loans and mortgages could deliver £37bn boost to Scotland's home efficiency market

Knowledge gap around loans and mortgages remains a barrier to green home improvements, with just 4.7 per cent of estimated market potential aware of relevant products

clock 22 December 2025 • 5 min read
RePower Ukraine Christmas Campaign to support hospitals facing blackouts and severe cold

Energy

RePower Ukraine Christmas Campaign to support hospitals facing blackouts and severe cold

Foundation promoting renewable energy for Ukraine creates Amazon wish list featuring portable heaters and warm blankets

clock 19 December 2025 • 3 min read
Sunniest year on record pushes solar generation to new high

Solar

Sunniest year on record pushes solar generation to new high

Official figures confirm solar has provided record 6.3 per cent share of UK power mix, as Met Office reports 2025 has already set new record for hours of sunshine

clock 17 December 2025 • 4 min read
Poll: Majority of Brits support renewables, but think their neighbours disagree with them

Policy

Poll: Majority of Brits support renewables, but think their neighbours disagree with them

Major poll reveals 70 per cent of Brits would back a new solar farm in their local area, but only 27 per cent think that other people would support such a development

clock 15 December 2025 • 4 min read
'Economically feasible': New study reveals latest fall in solar-storage costs

Solar

'Economically feasible': New study reveals latest fall in solar-storage costs

Ember analysis confirms cost of storing solar electricity using utility-scale batteries has dropped to just $65/MWh outside China and the US

clock 11 December 2025 • 3 min read
'There is no upside to delay': How a renewables-based energy system could save Europe $1.6tr

Energy

'There is no upside to delay': How a renewables-based energy system could save Europe $1.6tr

New study reveals how generation mixes with high shares of renewables will save money for consumers and businesses, even when grid upgrades, energy storage, and back-up power costs are considered

clock 08 December 2025 • 9 min read
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