The Latest Breaking News on Renewable energy

French energy giant EDF said it is the first to be built for a British power station in more than 30 years

The Tokyo Metropolitan Assembly on Thursday passed an ordinance requiring that a portion of newly built houses and buildings in Tokyo be equipped with solar panels starting in April 2025.

A march will be held in Glasgow today demanding action is taken to tackle the cost of living crisis. Power to the People campaigners will be taking to the streets amid freezing temperatures.

Politicians discussed the scheme at a meeting with the Prime Minister and Secretary of State

This week government scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory achieved a long-sought milestone in developing clean fusion energy. For the first time, the amount of energy produced by a fusion reaction exceeded the energy required to produce it.

Nuclear fusion, the combining of the tiniest element, hydrogen atoms, to produce tremendous amounts of clean energy, isn’t far fetched. The sun (like all stars) has been doing it for a few billion years and humans have achieved fusion reactions for several decades, known as H bombs. The trick is…

More than 91,000 solar panels erected in £40m deal between the City of London Corporation and French energy firm Voltalia

European Union negotiators meet on Friday to attempt to strike a deal on an overhaul of the bloc's carbon market, its main policy tool for fighting climate change, plus a multi-billion-euro fund to shield poorer citizens from CO2 costs.

Energy minister, Chris Bowen, says government’s job is protecting Australians, not maximising LNG companies’ profits

Batteries are undoubtedly part of our energy future. Should you put one in your home now to store solar output, manage your energy use and cut costs? It really depends on what you want to achieve.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has decided to maintain the power tariff at 4.72 baht per kilowatt-hour (unit), keeping electricity bills for households unchanged for the first four months next year, but it plans to increase the tariff imposed on businesses.