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Biomethane is the practical choice for business
Biomethane is a proven, renewable gas that can help cut emissions today, using existing infrastructure while turning organic waste into useful energy. Biomethane deserves more attention than it gets, insists Stuart Rennie, Managing Director for Renewable Gases UK at global energy group ENGIE. As a renewable gas, it’s a vital and growing part of the...
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One field, two harvests: what does smarter climate action look like?
The climate crisis, biodiversity loss and pollution are deeply connected. Yet, policies to address them are still often designed separately and sometimes create new tensions of their own. In Sosa, Japan, solar panels are doing more than generating clean electricity. They are helping keep farmland in production, supporting farmers’ incomes and returning energy revenues to...
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How Ofgem is helping Britain switch to clean power
From powering major seasonal events and rising electricity demand to AI and data centres, the challenge is constant: keeping the power on today while preparing for a cleaner, smarter energy future. For Britain’s energy system, there’s no summer slowdown. That is where Ofgem comes in. Ofgem’s role is to ensure the transition to clean power is...
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How is renewable energy the long-term answer to the current energy crisis?
We are constantly dealing with the fundamental weakness in Britain’s energy system: events thousands of miles away can determine how much British households pay to keep the lights on. Yet, the political response from some quarters is to argue that Britain should return to North Sea oil and gas. This would risk locking the UK...
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New hydrogen infrastructure could transform UK industry
The HyNet Hydrogen Network project has been designed to connect the North West’s key industry with low-carbon hydrogen. It’s also an opportunity to future-proof the region’s growth and industrial workforce. Industrial decarbonisation isn’t just a ‘nice to have’ for the UK’s gas sector. It’s a central feature of the country’s net zero timetable and will...
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Affordable, resilient energy is becoming a defining competitive advantage
Access to affordable, reliable energy is becoming a defining source of national and commercial competitiveness. For years, the dominant narrative has been that the world is moving through one shared transition: from fossil fuels to cleaner, more electrified systems. The latest Statistical Review of World Energy tells a more complicated and less comfortable story. Total...