Diesel farms set to win lucrative contracts to back up National Grid
Deals worth millions of pounds to help keep UK's lights on over 15-year period spark anger among environmental groups
Dozens of diesel farms stand to win millions of pounds in lucrative contracts to keep the UK's lights on, sparking anger from environmental groups. National Grid, which operates the UK's electricity...
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Aiming high for hydrogen
The PM must fulfill his pledge to 'invest massively in hydrogen' backed by a comprehensive H2 strategy, writes Energy Networks Association chief executive David Smith
Greener traffic lights: Siemens Mobility completes major London LED retrofit programme
New lights promise to slash emissions and energy bills
Paris Agreement exit would damage reputation of US business, top economists warn
New academic report predicts US will suffer loss of political and economic power if it exits the global climate accord in November
Mucking in: Renewable biogas from cow manure injected into grid in UK first
Biomethane produced at Cambridgeshire facility has been directly connected to the Gas National Transmission System for first time
