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Pipeline technology experts have played down assertions that the Nord Stream leaks are irreparable.

The risk of a leak from the Nord Stream gas pipelines was estimated to be a one in 100,000 year event by the asset operator, official documents obtained by NCE reveal.

In early September, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities announced that the examination period for infrastructure projects could be shortened from six months to four months, that there would be a forthcoming infrastructure action plan and that there would be fixed timescales for non-material amendments to Development Consent…

Keltbray has been awarded the £10M+ contract to deliver key civil engineering works on the Pembroke Converter Station (part of the Greenlink Interconnector Project) on behalf of Siemens Energy.

Labour leader Keir Starmer's plan to create a publicly-owned renewable energy company is a positive step for the industry, according to Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit senior analyst Jess Ralston.

In last week’s mini budget, the UK chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng made renewed commitments to address the UK’s “slow” and “fragmented” planning system. As well as applying tax incentives for businesses within proposed new “investment zones”, Kwarteng announced they would serve as “designated development sites” within which planning processes would be…

Pipeline operator Nord Stream AG is assessing the damage caused by two major leaks in its gas pipelines, and has launched an investigation into the incident.

Australian engineering firm GHD is looking to apply lessons learnt from its business in the rest of the world to benefit the UK market.

Roads and energy projects dominate the list of 138 projects to be accelerated as part of chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's Growth Plan 2022.

The government has announced a three month review of its net zero policies.