energy security

ENA reiterates support for a UK hydrogen network with five pledges

Britain will miss its 2035 net zero power system target if the delivery and deployment of wider infrastructure does not pick up pace.

The UK and US have committed to scaling the renewable sector in a bid to increase energy independence and reduce the cost of energy.

The Isle of Man Government has announced plans to decarbonise the island’s electricity supply by 2026 via 30MW’s of solar and onshore wind generation.

​The energy sector has welcomed the creation of the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak as part of a governmental reshuffle.

The UK has expanded international cooperation in the energy sector with the confirmation of long-term partnerships with both Colombia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Last week saw the publication of the highly anticipated Net Zero Review, led by Chris Skidmore MP, which cited the need to increase the deployment and adoption of low carbon technologies in a bid to reach the UK’s net zero targets.

Cornwall Insight has argued in its latest research paper that smart meters are set to play a vitally important role in securing energy security in the UK.

The UK government has allocated a total of £102 million to support both nuclear and hydrogen innovation in a bid to reduce the UK’s carbon footprint.

The UK and US governments have signed a new energy agreement to bolster energy security and accelerate the transition to renewables.