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South Korea turns to renewables to cut emissions and reduce fossil fuel costs
Energy

South Korea turns to renewables to cut emissions and reduce fossil fuel costs

South Korea is accelerating its renewable energy ambitions, with plans to almost triple installed capacity…

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Regenerative farming shown to improve drought resilience
Energy

Regenerative farming shown to improve drought resilience

New research from Soil Capital suggests regenerative farming practices can help protect crop yields during…

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French city overhauls public transport with electric bus and trolleybus network
Energy

French city overhauls public transport with electric bus and trolleybus network

The French city of Limoges is planning a comprehensive overhaul of its public transport system,…

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Flagship Energy’s Mike Stafford Energy Markets Update – 4th June
Energy

Flagship Energy’s Mike Stafford Energy Markets Update – 4th June

Following last week’s shallow trough in prices, UK gas and power have edged up again over the last few trading…

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Oil and gas majors stay cautious on renewables despite strong long-term growth
Energy

Oil and gas majors stay cautious on renewables despite strong long-term growth

Oil and gas firms remain cautious on renewable investment despite growing clean energy ambitions.Renewables are expected to supply more than…

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Heat pumps shown to slash emissions and energy use in future homes
Energy

Heat pumps shown to slash emissions and energy use in future homes

Science has proved heat pumps are more efficient than gas boilers.New research from Bellway and the University of Salford, has…

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South West Water guilty of sewage pollution
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South West Water guilty of sewage pollution

South West Water has pleaded guilty to a string of pollution offences across Devon and Cornwall, including hundreds of illegal…

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