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UK Industry Body Flags Exorbitant Energy Costs
Make UK, a manufacturing industry body, has warned that sky-high energy costs for industrial consumers are compromising the country’s future in manufacturing. The UK has the highest energy costs in the developed world because of successive...

Emirates Electrical Engineering Achieves LEED Platinum For New Headquarters
Emirates Electrical Engineering (EEE) has achieved a major sustainability milestone with LEED Platinum Certification (LEED v4 ID+C) for its new energy-efficient headquarters at Al Waha Complex Only 141* buildings in the UAE have achieved Platinum...

LNG Industry Spotlight with Ebara Elliott Energy
Save to read list Published by Jessica Casey, Editor LNG Industry, Monday, 02 June 2025 09:15 In this latest LNG Industry Spotlight Interview, Editor, Jessica Casey is joined by Enver Karakas of Ebara Elliott Energy This interview explores several...

Africa: Finding smart tech solutions to tackle energy challenges
Technology-driven resilience, decentralised generation and advanced nuclear solutions are reshaping the energy narrative in Africa. These factors underpinned a panel discussion at the recently held Enlit Africa 2025 conference at the Cape Town...

SP Energy Networks invests £220m into power grid upgrades
SP Energy Networks has extended its overhead line contracts, investing more than £220 million ($297.9 million) to upgrade the British power grid. Six companies will continue to work with SP Energy Networks (SPEN) over the next four years to...
What do you think of renewable energy zones?
VicGrid has released the draft for the Victorian Transmission Plan, which outlines a renewable energy zone identified in the area between Shepparton, Bendigo and Echuca. The draft, which was released on May 16, shows towns like Rochester,...

Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd gets Consent to Operate expanded production capacity of Coal Washery at Raigarh
Chhattisgarh Environment Conservation Board, Raipur has granted to Sarda Energy & Minerals Ltd, the Consent to Operate under Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981, for...

New energy bill update for thousands of people affected by RTS meter switch-off this month
The Radio Teleswitch Service will start to be phased out from June 30. Ofgem has announced its intention to introduce Radio Teleswitching System (RTS) specific licence conditions for suppliers to protect people from the risk of heating and hot...

South Carolina’s Energy Security Act Encourages Development of New Generating Resources to Address Unprecedented Economic Growth in the State
On May 12, 2025, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed the South Carolina Energy Security Act (Act 41) into law. The significant, wide-ranging energy legislation is the result of bipartisan efforts to holistically address the unprecedented...

Latest News | Delta Electronics Signs PPA with Ventus Energy to Reduce Carbon Footprint
Chennai, June 2 (PTI) Delta Electronics India, a prominent player in energy and power management solutions, has signed a Power Purchase Agreement with Ventus Energy Consultancy under its vision to reduce carbon footprint in the country. As per the...

AEO chief calls for harnessing all energy resources
KUWAIT -- Secretary General of the Arab Energy Organization (AEO) Jamal Al-Loughani said on Sunday that all energy resources must be put at the disposal of meeting the growing demand however, he has re-affirmed that the new sources will not...

Nuclear energy competition: 13 young Africans recognised
Thirteen young people from six African countries have been recognised for their creative exploration of nuclear technologies, underpinned by their understanding of the sector’s past, present and future. The winners of the 2025 edition of its...

Delta Electronics India Inks Green Energy Deal to Boost Sustainability
Delta Electronics India has signed a future-oriented Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) to significantly scale up its renewable energy usage, marking a major step toward decarbonizing its operations. June 02, 2025. By News Bureau Delta Electronics...

Moss is new PC VB coach
Presbyterian College Athletics Presbyterian College and the Blue Hose athletic department have announced Maddie Moss as the new head coach of the PC volleyball program. A former collegiate team captain and standout student-athlete at Lander...

Climate: U.S. Clean Energy Investment Boom Is Winding Down
Current Climate brings you the latest news about the business of sustainability every Monday. Sign up to get it in your inbox. getty The Biden years saw the sharpest increase in U.S. investment in clean energy and clean transportation in the...

Are Countries’ New Climate Plans Ambitious Enough? What We Know So Far
2025 is a pivotal moment for climate action. Countries are submitting new climate commitments, otherwise known as "Nationally Determined Contributions" or "NDCs," that will shape the trajectory of global climate progress through 2035. These new...

Leading energy executive to retire
After more than four decades in the industry, Transgrid Executive General Manager of Network, Marie Jordan, has announced her retirement. Transgrid said that Ms Jordan is one of Australia’s most experienced energy executives, capping off an...
Raphael Warnock for president? New book highlights what could have been
Tucked into “Original Sin,” the new book about an alleged cover-up of President Joe Biden’s declining health, is a quote from veteran Democratic operative David Plouffe saying out loud what many Georgia politicos had buzzed about for years....

DWP confirms exact number of years to assess all PIP claimants under new eligibility rules
DWP estimates that by 2036/37, 440,000 claimants will no longer qualify for the Daily Living component of PIP. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said it would take “10 years for all claimants on Personal Independence Payment (PIP) to...

Cooler & warmer: Heat pump demand is reaching new heights as customers seek to use government incentives before they disappear
Once dismissable as a heating-and-cooling technology considered overly expensive and only useful in particularly constructed homes and particular environments, improvements in technology, government incentives, and new energy-use mandates have...