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  • Government to pump £100m in new nuclear power plant

    January 27, 2022

    Plans to build a new nuclear power station have received a boost after the Government announced £100m of funding to support its continued development. Ministers said the move aimed to attract further financing from private investors for the Sizewell C project in Suffolk. Unions welcomed the development as a step forward, but Unite urged the [...]

  • HSBC pushes further into Saudi Arabia: Canary Wharf approves $10bn loan so mass polluter Saudi Aramco can expand

    January 27, 2022

    HSBC is in line to finance a $10bn revolving credit facility to one of the world’s biggest polluters, the Saudi Arabian Oil Company, or Saudi Aramco, despite the bank’s commitment to ‘Net Zero emissions by 2050’. HSBC’s latest venture in the Middle Eastern kingdom, in partnership with Standard Chartered, is likely to draw scrutiny from [...]

  • UK car output worst since 1956 but EVs and investment brighten 2022 outlook

    January 27, 2022

    2021 was a dismal year for the UK automotive industry, as output fell 6.7 per cent to less than 860,000 units – the lowest since 1956.  Figures released today by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) reported that production went down 34 per cent on pre-pandemic levels, especially as a result of the [...]

  • Tesla revenue exceeds analyst forecasts by more than $1bn

    January 26, 2022

    Tesla enjoyed an upbeat fourth quarter, as its revenue exceeded analyst estimates by more than $1bn. The car manufacturer, which specialises in electric vehicles (EVs), secured $17.7bn in revenue, with analysts expecting a figure closer to $16.6bn. Tesla, the brainchild of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, also reported adjusted earnings per share of $2.54, up from [...]

  • Boeing posts $4bn loss as Dreamliner delays weigh on aircraft maker

    January 26, 2022

    Boeing has posted an eyewatering $4.2bn loss in its latest quarter, as delays of its 787-carrier weight on the aircraft maker. The company took a $3.5bn charge in the final three months of last year because of problems in addressing flaws in its 787 Dreamliner jet to meet the Federal Aviation Administration’s satisfaction.The Dreamliner costs [...]

  • Vroom vroom! Cazoo buys Italian online retailer in €80m deal

    January 26, 2022

    Online car retailer Cazoo announced today it will acquire Italian rival Brumbrum in a €80m (£66.8m) deal. Cazoo will acquire Brumbrum in a mix of cash and Cazoo shares, with the transaction expected to be carried out in the next few days. By acquiring Brumbrum, the UK company will have access to the five most [...]

  • Have your say: TfL asks Londoners about future of A10 Bishopsgate

    January 26, 2022

    Transport for London (TfL) is asking Londoners to weigh in on the future of the A10 Bishopsgate walking and cycling scheme. Running until 25 July, the consultation will help TfL decide whether to extend the scheme’s life span beyond the 18 months which were initially agreed upon by the governing body in December. “As we [...]

  • UK needs laws for self-driving cars, government bodies say

    January 26, 2022

    Government bodies are currently lobbying for the UK to adopt a legislation that regulates self-driving vehicles. According to a joint report from the Law Commission of England and Wales and the Scottish Law Commission, introducing an ‘Automated Vehicles Act’ will help to draw “a clear distinction between features which just assist drivers, such as adaptive [...]

  • EU ‘ghost flights’ can generate up to 2.1m tonnes of CO2

    January 26, 2022

    European ‘ghost flights’ could produce up to 2.1 million tonnes of CO2 this winter, according to a recent Greenpeace analysis. “Transport emissions are skyrocketing,” Herwig Schuster, a spokesperson for Greenpeace’s European Mobility for All campaign, told the Guardian. “It would be irresponsible of the EU not to take the low-hanging fruit of ending ghost flights [...]

  • UK passenger demand surges following restrictions easing, Wizz Air boss says

    January 26, 2022

    Passenger demand in the UK has surged following the recent easing of travel restrictions, Wizz Air’s chief executive Jozsef Varadi has said. “We are seeing a very strong reaction on the demand side due to the UK Government’s decision to ease restrictions,” Varadi told investors this morning following the release of the airline’s third quarter [...]

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