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  • UK government’s Green Investment Bank joins E.On to fund Rampion offshore wind farm

    May 18, 2015

    The government-backed UK Green Investment Bank (GIB) yesterday announced it has bought a £236m stake in a joint venture with E.On to build and own the Rampion offshore wind farm off the coast of Brighton. The project is receiving £1.3bn of funding in total, and will continue to be partly owned by Germany’s E.On following [...]

  • Global carbon dioxide level is at its highest in over three million years

    May 7, 2015

    The amount of carbon dioxide in the world's atmosphere has reached its highest point since humans came into existence, and there's little chance of reversing the damage.  In March 2015, the US National Atmosphere Administration (Noaa) measured the global concentration of the gas as 400 parts per million (ppm), adding that the last time it [...]

  • Audi is driving down carbon emissions with a diesel made of nothing but air

    April 28, 2015

    If zooming around London in your flashy Audi seems to annoy the people on the streets around you, at least you'll soon be doing the environment a big favour.    The German car maker has created a new kind of  “carbon neutral” diesel at its research centre in Dresden, made using nothing but three components [...]

  • Let’s get ethical: Abundance’s Bruce Davis on what crowdfunding is offering investors with a conscience

    March 18, 2015

    Are we becoming more ethically aware when making investments? According to recent research conducted for Triodos Bank, more than one in 10 Brits say that they plan to remove any investments they hold involving fossil fuels over the next 12 months. And among 18 to 34-year olds, the proportion rises to 40 per cent. But [...]

  • Saudi Arabia won’t cut production – because it knows the oil age is ending

    March 12, 2015

    There have been many explanations, including on these pages, for why Saudi Arabia has not cut production to shore up the price of oil. These range from the use of the oil price as a foreign policy weapon – whether to wage economic war against rivals Iran, or to help their US allies bring Russia [...]

  • Solar Impulse-2: This is why solar planes would be so much better than traditional planes

    March 9, 2015

    A completely solar-powered plane took off from Abu Dhabi this morning, and will now attempt to fly around the world using nothing but the sun's rays.  Called Solar Impulse-2, it will first head to Muscat in Oman, and from there will spend five months travelling across Asia, the US and southern Europe.   It won't [...]

  • The government plans to build a series of tidal lagoon power plants in the UK – here’s everything you need to know

    March 2, 2015

    The government is considering building the world's first tidal lagoon power plants in the UK. There would be six of them – four in Wales and two in England, and the energy generated would be used to power as many as eight per cent of the UK's homes.   The company behind the idea is [...]

  • Election doubt puts renewable firms off the UK

    March 1, 2015

    THE UK’s status as a top destination for renewable energy investors is under threat, according to a new study released today by Ernst and Young. The decline is largely due to a lack of clarity from politicians as to where renewables fit into the country’s energy mix. EY says that the upcoming election in May [...]

  • Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon project attacked by Citizens Advice charity over pricing

    February 22, 2015

    Consumer charity Citizens Advice has slammed the proposed Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon as being “appalling value for money” and said the process of negotiations around the project’s contracts was “inherently opaque”. The group made the statements in its response to the Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) consultation on construction of the lagoon, which [...]

  • Infinis Energy blames flat third quarter results on oil market weakness

    February 16, 2015

    Landfill gas business Infinis Energy reported revenue of £129.9m for the nine months ended 31 December 2014, compared with £125.7m in the same period of 2013, following a mixed performance which the firm partly attributed to weakness in the oil market. The company stated that its landfill gas operations had continued to perform ahead of [...]

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