Research plots pathway to sustainable solar scale-up
Even as the government announces contracts for new solar farms as part of its Clean Power 2030 plan, the question persists: can the renewable...
Cost-sharing model unlocks growth opportunities for connecting biomethane to the gas network
Gas distribution network Cadent says it has taken a major step towards removing one of the biggest obstacles facing developers of biomethane – the...
Waste heat from data centres could heat over 3.5 million UK homes
Projected growth in data centres will produce enough waste heat to warm millions of homes in the UK by 2035 – if the infrastructure...
Record wasted wind could have powered every home in London in 2025
Over 12 Terawatt hours (TWh) of clean electricity was turned off across Great Britain and Ireland in 2025 due to grid constraints, reveals a...
Tackling ammonia toxicity in biogas plants: Solutions mapped by new review
A new review brings together the latest scientific advances aimed at understanding and mitigating ammonia inhibition in anaerobic digestion systems. Published in Agricultural Ecology...
Significant progress being made on renewables installations but gaps persist, says McKinsey analysis
Despite continued low-carbon technology investment and progress, shortfalls in project realization ahead of 2030 threaten to impact interim goals set by countries and companies...
Great Britain sets new record for renewable energy planning approvals
Planning approvals for battery, wind, and solar projects in Great Britain (GB) almost doubled in 2025, with more than 45GW of capacity approved.1 This...
Sheffield anaerobic digestion startup receives £500k in new funding
Sheffield-based startup Future Greens, which is building bioreactors to convert unavoidable food and brewery waste into heat and power, has received £500,000 in new...
Ireland reaches milestone of 2GW installed solar capacity
Ireland has officially reached 2 gigawatts (GW) of installed solar capacity, marking a historic milestone in the country’s renewable energy journey and demonstrating that...
World’s first dynamic green ammonia plant begins operation in Denmark
What’s described as the world’s first dynamic green ammonia plant is now in operation, in a collaboration between emissions-reduction expert Topsoe and partners Skovgaard...
York Minster’s solar upgrade prioritises safety
An advanced rooftop solar system has been installed on the world-famous Gothic cathedral at the heart of York, York Minster, achieving significant energy and...
High-resolution assessment can overcome rooftop deployment bottlenecks, says new report
A new set of reports appears to highlight a significant opportunity for the vast untapped rooftop potential that exists in the UK. University of...
Trade body welcomes Green Gas Support Scheme Extension plans
The Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) welcomed (on 12 December) a UK Government announcement of their plans to extend the Green Gas Support...
Scotland’s newest offshore wind farm wins at Scottish Green Energy Awards
Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) Offshore Wind Farm, located 15.5km off the coast of Fife, which became fully operational earlier this year, has been handed...
Air defence technology demonstrated at Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm
Air defence radar technology on wind turbines has been successfully demonstrated at Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm, marking a seemingly significant milestone in the UK’s...
UK’s largest floating solar energy project approved at Port of Barrow
What’s described as the UK’s largest floating solar energy project has been approved for construction at the Port of Barrow.
The Barrow EnergyDock project...
Competency certification makes a difference with running AD plants
Anaerobic digestion (AD) plants across the UK are raising the bar on compliance and safety through the introduction of Competency Management System (CMS) certification...
Conference will explore how biogas can expedite journey to net zero
From policy and regulation to innovation, operations and global markets, this year’s ADBA National Conference in London on 10 December will hold the essential...
COP 30 emissions data highlights AD’s crucial role in climate policy
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By Matt Hale, Global Key Account Director, HRS Heat Exchangers
Global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) from burning fossil fuels...
The UK is failing to capitalise on its geothermal energy potential
The UK has a huge geothermal resource that is virtually invisible in government energy policy, says a new report published today (10 November).
The Coal...
