Government downplays fears of offshore wind cost 'underestimate'
Aurora Energy Research argues flaws in government methodology means it may have underestimated the level of subsidy required by new offshore wind farms
Could the news that offshore wind costs have fallen 50 per cent in just a few years be too good to be true? That is the question posed by new research today from influential analyst firm Aurora Energy...
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As many as eight innovations cut CO2 from plastics manufacturing, data centre cooling and other processes win public and private support
UK leads Europe on new wind power as global turbine market enjoys boom
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Seaweed, cactus and lentils: How Knorr and other food brands are shifting to more sustainable ingredients
A growing number food firms are seeking to diversify the ingredients they use in their products to help build a more sustainable, climate resilient food system, according to the Future 50 Food initiative
