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With the British public left wanting from a budget that didn’t quite offer the silver bullet to soaring global energy costs, the industry itself has a proposal.
According to a joint study by Mitsubishi Electric and Energy UK, Downing Street should formulate plans to reduce the gas-electricity price ratio from 4:1 to 3:1 by 2030. Although this would on...
With 1 million UK homes relying on alternatives to mains sewerage, innovative new technologies are delivering sustainable sanitation solutions while addressing nutrient pollution, water scarcity and infrastructure constraints.
For nearly two centuries, our approach to sanitation has been built around two enduring technologies — the sewer system and, wh...
Animal welfare charities have expressed disappointment that the UK Government is taking rocketing vet costs more seriously.
Representatives of the RSPCA and Dog’s Trust have spoken out about the absence of assistance for pet owners in yesterday’s Autumn Budget.
More than half of people who look after dogs, cats and other species have expressed...
Critics say the inclusion of carbon capture at the site is not enough to mitigate the impact as scientists warn world is on course for 2.8C warming.
The Scottish government has approved plans for a controversial gas-fired power station at Peterhead, Aberdeenshire. Electricity has been generated from fossil fuels on the site for more than 40 years, but...
The Chancellor just unveiled the first fiscal plan of Andy Burnham’s premiership, under extremely tight financial pressures, with mixed responses.
The headline news from John Healey’s Autumn Budget announcement today is that all homes in council tax bands A to D in England will receive a £100 one-off Household Energy Payment to help alleviate rising b...