Day: 11 May 2015

Bristol opens first community solar farm

The European Green Capital of the year, Bristol, has opened its first-ever community-owned solar farm.

Innovate UK to tackle ‘energy trilemma’ with increased network capacity scheme

The UK Government has launched a new project to cope with unprecedented fluctuations in energy consumption, generation and distribution caused by a greening of the nation's energy infrastructure.

Higher student fees influencing university emissions cuts

EXCLUSIVE: Increased tuition fees and competition among UK universities have created a generation of evermore demanding students which is complicating the sector's attempts to reduce emissions.

Rudd receives warm welcome from green groups

Amber Rudd's appointment as the UK's new Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change is a "hopeful sign" that the new Tory Government is committed to accelerating the nation's transition to a low-carbon economy.

Amber Rudd appointed UK Energy Secretary

Amber Rudd will replace Ed Davey as Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change as part of Prime Minister David Cameron's reshuffle of the new Tory Government.

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