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The Latest Breaking News on Renewable energy

Green subsidy trade war is a huge distraction to climate challenge

City Voices: We need to throw everything at renewable energy

Evening Standard

Plans for massive solar farm in Rhondda Cynon Taf that could power 7,000 homes take step forward

The council's planning committee considered the application but it's up to a planning inspector to make a decision

Wales Online

UK must quit climate-harming energy charter treaty, experts say

Secret international court system enables fossil fuel firms to sue governments for lost future profits

The Guardian - UK

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UK energy suppliers to end prepayment meter installation in vulnerable homes

BEIS also asks firms how many warrants to forcefully enter people’s homes they have applied for

The Guardian - UK

Michael Hiltzik: Big oil companies are already reneging on their global warming promises

If there's an enduring truism about corporate promises to do well by doing good, it's that believing them is a mug's game.

Los Angeles Times

WHAUP targets B27bn revenue within 5 years

SET-listed WHA Utilities and Power (WHAUP), which provides utilities under WHA Corp, Thailand's biggest industrial land developer and operator, aims to achieve a revenue target of 27 billion baht within five years, driven by its growing water and energy businesses in Thailand and Vietnam.

Bangkok Post

Nestlé ice cream goes green in energy pilot

Ice cream vendor Nestlé (Thai) is pioneering production by using 100% renewable energy under a pilot project with the Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat).

Bangkok Post

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Decision on Humber's next big wind farm delayed as environmental issues examined

Orsted's Hornsea Four may have to wait until July for consent as carbon capture co-location clash is also ironed out

Birmingham Post

England’s tallest wind turbine prepares to rise against the odds

Renewable project on edge of Bristol has overcome planning hurdles and will empower local housing estate

The Guardian - UK

Young adults want to pursue career in green industries - including renewable energy

A poll of 15-25-year-olds revealed almost all those seeking job opportunities have protecting the natural environment at the forefront of their mind

Daily Mirror

New Vaillant heat pump factory to create 200 Derby jobs

The Government has set a target of installing 600,000 heat pumps per year by 2028

Birmingham Post

Several universities to experiment with micro nuclear power

The next big thing in nuclear power could be tiny — little reactors that are far smaller and far cheaper than the traditional massive nuclear plants topped by giant concrete cooling towers

The Independent UK

What can Starmer learn from Biden? Now is not the time for timidity

Labour’s bowing to business contrasts with the boldness of the US president’s green industrial policies. There is an opportunity to be grasped, says Nick Dearden, director of Global Justice Now

The Guardian - UK

Kirkcudbright couple hit with electricity bill in excess of £4,000

John and Emily McNally claim their meter is faulty by Scottish Power insists the readings are correct

Daily Record

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Birmingham Post

Projects to develop floating solar arrays, a pioneering wind turbine and advanced fuel cell tech share in £5.5m funding

The funding has been awarded from Innovate UK’s Launchpad programme

Los Angeles Times

LA is shutting down its largest gas plant — and replacing it with an unproven hydrogen project

The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously Wednesday to move forward with an $800-million plan to convert the city's largest gas-fired power plant to green hydrogen — a first-of-its-kind project that was hailed by supporters as an important step to solve the climate crisis but slammed by critics as a…

The Conversation

The coal whack-a-mole: getting rid of coal power will make prices fall and demand rise elsewhere

The fight against climate change is full of inconvenient truths. The latest? Coal is going to be harder to get rid of than we had hoped. Every victory like the rejection of Clive Palmer’s proposed Rockhampton coal mine seems to be offset by coal’s gains elsewhere.

Tribune News Service

Coal miners brace for ‘awful spring’ as mild weather crimps demand

The dramatic turnaround of the U.S. coal industry that’s sent share prices soaring and provided a lifeline for miners is running out of steam.

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Birmingham Post

Plans for major tidal energy project in North Wales pulled

Scottish tidal stream energy firm Nova Innovation is mothballing the project between in Bardsey Sound

Daily Record

Green light for solar farm as plans branded 'exciting prospect' for Renfrewshire

Mactaggart and Mickel Investments have secured permission for the energy park.

Bangkok Post

Nestle to buy renewable energy from Egat

Nestle (Thai), a consumer goods manufacturer and marketer, plans to focus more on clean energy for its operations, working with the state-run Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) as its trade and energy partner.

Evening Standard

“Awful… ineptitude” — what went wrong with the Mayor’s solar power scheme?

The Solar Together scheme was meant to kickstart the capital’s switch to solar power but instead has been beset by delays, leaving many out of pocket and trying to escape the situation. By Anthony France

Asharq Al-Awsat

GCCIA Signs Contracts for Iraq Interconnection Project

The Gulf Cooperation Council Interconnection Authority (GCCIA) signed five contracts worth $220 million with the companies implementing the electricity interconnection project between the Gulf states and Iraq. The Authority will construct lines of 295 km from the al-Wafra station in Kuwait to the al-Faw station in southern Iraq to transfer…

Asharq Al-Awsat

IEA: Asia Set to Use Half of World's Electricity by 2025

Asia will for the first time use half of the world’s electricity by 2025, even as Africa continues to consume far less than its share of the global population, according to a new forecast released Wednesday by the International Energy Agency. Much of Asia's electricity use will be in China,…

The Independent UK

IEA: Asia set to use half of world's electricity by 2025

The International Energy Agency says Asia will for the first time use half of the world’s electricity by 2025

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