Two significant developments in the UK’s energy sector illustrate the evolving landscape: a predicted sharp rise in oil and gas...
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Britain Is Bringing Energy Home: How Renewables Are Reducing Energy Imports
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James Turnbull
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Teaching Sustainability: Net Zero Solutions for the Education Sector
Why Net Zero Matters for Your Institution With the UK government committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050,...
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In the latest Spending Review, Chancellor Rachel Reeves outlined a significant financial commitment to clean energy and infrastructure projects, reaffirmed...
Read MoreA Shift in Power
The UK’s energy landscape has changed significantly over the past decade, reflecting a national drive to cut emissions, reduce dependence on imported energy, and invest in homegrown renewables. Since 2015, energy imports have dropped by 15%, a shift that speaks volumes about Britain’s changing energy mix and the strengthening of its domestic power generation.
Less Import, More Independence
The Power of the Mix: Wind, Solar and Storage
Making Energy More British
