Jonathan Tudor joins Clean Growth Fund
Jonathan Tudor has joined the Clean Growth Fund as investment partner due to his “invaluable” experience.
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Npower report finds 75% of businesses back 2050 net zero
A new report launched by npower shows that the majority of businesses back net zero, with a significant number praising the perceived benefits.
Green COVID-19 recovery a 'historic opportunity' as organisations turn up the heat
The Aldersgate Group has launched a policy briefing highlighting low carbon projects could help address economic challenges following COVID-19, as the Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group joins calls for a green recovery.
Investment in EVs set to double in two years as 48% of companies target on-site charging
UK businesses are set to almost double their investment in electric vehicles (EVs) in the next two years, but concerns about costs remain.
EDF Energy prepares launch of V2G offer following agreement with Nuvve
EDF Energy is to offer its business customers vehicle-to-grid (V2G) chargers, as well as using them on its own sites, after partnering with charger supplier and technology developer Nuvve.
A quarter of businesses regard renewables a passing trend, research finds
One in four businesses see renewable energy as a passing fad according to new research, which also found that a majority see energy suppliers as responsible for lowering carbon emissions and educating the market of the different types of energy available.
E.On / RWE deal edges closure following innogy shareholder approach
The E.On and RWE asset swap has edged closer after the former successfully completed a voluntary public takeover offer to minority shareholders of RWE’s innogy unit.
Engenie targets rapid charger deployment following EV investment
Engenie is aiming to install 1,500 electric vehicle chargers nationwide able to charge up to 150kW having secured investment from international banking group Investec last month.
Transport is going electric, and at rates far quicker than previously thought. But to enable that change, the charging infrastructure – and the grid that powers it – must evolve in tandem. David Pratt investigates whether or not the UK is up to the challenge.