AI Energy Council: A welcome step but lacking ambition
‘Piecemeal steps won’t get us where we need to go. We need giant leaps.’
‘Piecemeal steps won’t get us where we need to go. We need giant leaps.’
Zonal pricing is a costly distraction that risks investment, raises bills, and undermines the UK’s clean energy transition.
“Energy infrastructure does not belong on farmland. It does not belong in Mid Buckinghamshire. Let’s drop this nonsense and go for nuclear instead.” Since I
UKAI, the trade body for AI businesses across the UK and a partner of Chamber UK, has just published a report titled Overcoming the Energy
Why is the UK’s current Contracts for Difference system failing to meet ambitious renewable energy targets and the urgent reforms needed to ensure a sustainable energy future?
In a tweet yesterday, Secretary of State for Energy, Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband MP, claimed that “wind power has overtaken gas as Britain’s
Feryal Clark MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, hosted the showcase. In her address, she explored the profound impact of solar energy on schools, celebrated the role of young people in driving change, and urged collective action to combat climate change.
Earlier this month, policymakers, educators, and industry leaders gathered at Westminster’s Attlee Suite for the Solar for Schools Parliamentary Showcase. Organised by Chamber UK, Solar
The Energy Efficiency Infrastructure Group (EEIG) is a coalition of industry leaders, trade bodies, environmental groups, and major businesses in the engineering, energy, and construction
Founded in 1905, the Energy and Utilities Alliance (EUA) is a not-for-profit trade association that provides a leading industry voice to help shape the future
At Energy UK’s conference today, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Ed Miliband, outlined a transformative vision for the UK’s energy future. He emphasised the need for a rapid transition to clean energy, positioning it as a solution to the intertwined challenges of climate change, energy security, and economic stability.
From October, energy bills in Great Britain are set to rise by 10%, bringing the average annual cost to £1717. This article examines the factors driving this increase, its broader implications for households, and the government’s role in shaping the future of energy pricing.
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