Latest Energy News

A £62M battery energy storage system (Bess) is planned at a 1.2ha site at Teesworks following an agreement between Teesworks Ltd and Energy Optimisation Solutions (EOS).

Snowy Hydro 2.0’s tunnel boring machine (TBM) Florence has made incremental movements after seven weeks trapped in hard rock, while work to excavate the Australian megaproject’s transition tunnels is advancing.

65 climate organisations have penned an open letter demanding the next UK government come forward with a “clear and funded” transition plan for workers and communities that rely on the oil and gas industries.

National Grid is seeking market engagement on a future opportunity for procurement of services and ideas to reduce emissions across its portfolio.

Nearly two thirds (63%) of UK renewable energy project applications submitted between 2018 and 2023 failed to get through the planning stage, new analysis has shown.

Both the Labour and Conservative parties will look to deploy new nuclear power stations in Scotland if in power following the General Election, despite opposition from the current Scottish Government.

Companies and organisations from across the industry have come together to celebrate International Women in Engineering Day (Inwed) on Sunday 23 June. 

A prominent engineering association in India is urging the nation’s government to take action against potential power outages in the north as the population has been gripped by a relentless heatwave.

How wind energy was scaled up to the point of commercial viability around the globe could be a template for the proliferation of nuclear fusion, according to wind energy pioneer Andrew Garrad.

The UK’s development finance institution British International Investment (BII) has signed an agreement to provide up to $25M (£20M) for a new renewable energy projects in Tanzania.