Project RESPONSE (Robust Emergency Services Performing Operations in Electric) is a government-funded initiative to make emergency service operations more energy efficient using zero emission (ZE) technology.
In May, the six-month moving average for changes of supplier (CoS) settled at around 225,000 for the sixth month in a row, data from ElectraLink shows.
E.ON and Australian real estate developer Lendlease have signed an agreement to build a low carbon energy network for over 6,000 new homes and business properties at Silvertown in east London.
Cornwall Insight’s Renewables Pipeline Tracker shows that only 20% of projects submitted for planning between 2018 and 2023 remain in development statuses that could see projects coming to fruition.
The Kensa Group, a ground source heat pump manufacturer, and GTC, an installer and operator of last mile multi-utility networks, have announced a new partnership to deliver the Networked Ground Source Heat Pump solution.
Ernst & Young’s (EY) 63rd edition of the Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index (RECAI) ranks the UK battery energy storage system (BESS) market third globally.
Analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has shown that many homes’ dependence on foreign energy imports could drop by 80% in the next five years.
New research by charge point operator Believ has shown that businesses looking to install on-site EV chargepoints face complex regulations, an inaccessible national grid, and unhelpful planning laws.
