Energy

Unused mines could be a low energy solution to farming

Researchers in North Yorkshire are testing whether disused mines could provide a lower-energy alternative to…

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Billing disputes are the UK’s most common complaint

Energy-related complaints handled by the Energy Ombudsman rose 16% in the first half of 2026,…

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AI could be the answer to transport decarbonisation

Researchers at Cranfield University have developed a standardised framework for using digital twins to support…

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Onshore wind applications hit decade high

Plans for new onshore windfarms in England have reached their highest annual level in a decade, following the government’s decision…

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Iran-linked hackers blamed for power pant shut down

Iran-linked hackers have been blamed for a cyber-attack that temporarily shut down a small UK power plant, reports the Guardian.…

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Battery storage booms in India as renewable projects sit unused

Solar developers in India are increasingly adding battery storage to projects as grid constraints leave growing amounts of renewable power…

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Solar site gets green light in Lincolnshire

A 400MW solar and 600MW battery storage project in Lincolnshire has secured development consent with construction set to begin at…

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