Why the UK’s hydrogen strategy does not add up
Using renewable energy to meet the government’s hydrogen target would consume around half of all UK offshore wind.
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Ireland’s “storm chasers” show how renewables can tackle fuel poverty
As energy prices soar, so does the case for the green transition.
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The green jobs bonanza is already here
The renewable energy transition promises to create tens of millions of jobs, but the UK risks missing out unless skills…
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The green transition can unlock 40,000 new businesses and £175bn
New research shows SMEs could contribute 50 per cent to the UK’s total emissions reduction ambition by 2030.
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A new renewables boom is coming
The International Energy Agency forecasts that in the next five years as much renewable capacity will be added as in…
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Meet the renewables installer who is training the next generation
Apprenticeships in sustainable energy can shape the future of the sector.
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How Johnson, Truss and the Tory rebels learned to love onshore wind
The winds of change are blowing in favour of this renewable energy source.
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The Tory rebellion over onshore wind is a weather vane for Rishi Sunak’s authority
The government’s large “working” majority has become dysfunctional.
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The dangerous conceits of the green revolution
The climate emergency requires serious politics – not bourgeois protests that block traffic and vandalise works of art.
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How industry is key for net zero strategies
Firms are leading the way in reducing emissions and embracing renewables.
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On the climate crisis, to delay is to deny
Getting to net zero is not an aspiration – it’s a necessity.
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Meet the farmer who invested in a wind turbine
On his farm in Aberdeenshire, William Wyness is seeing the net zero transition up close.
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