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The UK is an attractive space for renewable energy investors, but the investment landscape would be de-risked by greater policy support.

Just a few days away from the Clean Power 2030 Summits, Monika Paplaczyk, chief investment officer at Thrive Renewables spoke to PV Tech Premium calling 2024 “a transformational year in terms of energy policy”.

A judge has granted a partial injunction to states that sued the US Department of Transportation (DOT) when it froze funds allocated as part of the national electric vehicle infrastructure (NEVI) programme.

Spatial analytics firm Advanced Infrastructure, consultancy Global City Futures (GCF), and engineering firm Arup have been awarded a contract to develop a net zero planning platform for the West of England as part of the Mission Net Zero project led by Bristol City Council and funded by Innovate UK.

The distribution system operator (DSO) arm of National Grid has seen half of all EV chargepoints connected to its network registered as flexibility assets.

The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has published its annual report to parliament on emissions reduction progress in relation to the carbon budgets set by the independent, statutory body.

With the UK government releasing its Industrial Strategy and committing to doubling investment in clean energy industries, the clean energy sector is naturally abuzz with opinions on what this will mean for the nation’s green future.

The UK government has released its Industrial Strategy, which includes a scheme to reduce electricity costs for big businesses by up to £40 per megawatt hour.

Ohme has announced a collaboration with E.ON Next to offer what the companies say is the “longest and lowest” off-peak charging rate on the market.

There is just one week left to make your submissions for the Electric Vehicle Innovation and Excellence Awards (EVIEs).