The Irish Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications’ recent decision to cut the price cap for its upcoming Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS4) auction poses a threat to renewable capacity targets and carbon budgets, according to analysis by Aurora Energy Research.

Barclays is urging the government to address public sector funding challenges to make the UK an attractive destination for green investment.

Josh Cornes, market analyst at Solar Media, looks at the current status of onshore wind planning applications in the UK and discusses how the landscape for onshore wind generation could change in the coming years. 

Prime Minister Keir Starmer will introduce the Great British Energy Bill in the House of Commons today, alongside the announcement of a partnership with The Crown Estate.

A report by Cornwall Insight, commissioned by the MCS Foundation, shows consumer savings of up to £300 a year could be made by removing levies.

The first phase of a multi-million-pound programme to decarbonise West Sussex County Council’s buildings has been finished, thanks to over £1 million in public funding.

Analysis from Aurora Energy Research has emphasised that flexible power demand is essential if the UK is to gain any substantial benefit from its goal of having 50-60GW of offshore wind capacity online by 2030.

Energy storage provider Connected Energy has warned fleet operators, dealerships, and service centres that many of their grid connections will not support charging infrastructure for electric trucks.

Charge point operator (CPO) Believ has joined forces with a parish council in Nottinghamshire to deliver free to use electric vehicle (EV) charging.

EDF Energy has signed a three-year supply agreement with Whitbread PLC, a major UK owner-operator of hotels and other hospitality businesses, to provide it with around 340GWh of energy from solar and wind sources.