Green Energy

In 2019, the UK became the first major economy to pass a law that commits to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Since then, the discussion has intensified about what the pledge is for businesses or governments, but for ordinary families.  The increasing need to quickly close the policy gap on net zero homes and … Read more

In 2019, the government introduced the Energy Price Cap to protect families from excessive energy costs. For the consumers, the UK’s energy market has always been a concern which particularly regarding the increasing energy prices.  The energy cap is defined as the maximum amount of energy supplies which can charge you are charged for each … Read more

On the speech by the Energy Secretary Ed Miliband at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, Renewable UK’s Deputy Chief Executive Jane Cooper stated “The Energy Secretary is right to focus on the economic benefits that clean energy industries bring to the UK, by highlighting the fact that they offer the biggest opportunity for job … Read more

In the environmental policy, the proposal by the Conservative Party to repeal the UK’s Climate Change Act marks a dramatic pivot. Given the importance of that Act as a legal backbone for emissions targets, energy investment, and investor confidence, the reaction from industry groups matters. When RenewableUK — the trade body for the wind and … Read more

Across the UK, families produce more than 26 million tonnes of waste every year, and approximately half of it still ends up in landfills. However, an increasing number of inhabitants, schools, and local associations attest that waste can be turned into value. However, there are recycling program that aids, but the reality is that how … Read more

The UK stands at the forefront of one of the most critical transformations in modern history: the energy transition. As the country pushes toward its net-zero targets, innovative energy solutions are reshaping how power is produced, stored, distributed, and consumed. With rising energy demands, climate commitments, and the need for reliable and affordable power, the … Read more

Great news for the UK, under the massive construction, the overall pipeline for UK onshore wind projects operation, or being planned, has increased in capacity. It was only 42745MW in September 2024, but during a one-year project, it has increased in its capacity increased by 4313MW, and it became a total of 47058MW by September … Read more

Friends, an important shift is underway in the UK’s energy game—the onshore wind pipeline is growing so rapidly that investors, local communities, and planners are all keeping an eye on it. This UK Onshore Wind Pipeline Report – September 2025 reveals how large the pipeline has become, where the growth is, and what the challenges … Read more