Over 1,000 new wind turbines will be installed around the Scottish coast under a new marine plan as the government seeks to increase renewable energy generation.
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Sizewell C changes submitted to curb environmental concerns
Significant changes to the proposed Sizewell C nuclear power station have been submitted, potentially reducing the £20bn project’s environmental impact.
HS1 aims to be first UK railway run entirely on renewable energy
The High Speed 1 (HS1) rail line is on track to become the first railway in the UK to be entirely powered by renewable energy.
WSP to lead on major hydrogen energy and carbon capture scheme
WSP is to lead on planning, environmental, stakeholder and land advisory advice for HyNet North West’s CO2 pipeline.
Suffolk authorities fear Sizewell C construction will lead to rise in prostitution and drug dealing
The Suffolk Safeguarding Partnership has raised concerns that construction of the planned Sizewell C nuclear power plant will lead to an increase in “sexual exploitation” and drug dealing in the area.
Offshore wind to become ‘backbone’ of UK energy mix
Offshore wind looks set to become the "backbone" of the UK's energy mix, with prime minister Boris Johnson’s announcement last week that offshore wind farms will produce enough electricity to power every home in the country by 2030.
Green light for £150M pipeline between Southampton and London
Plans for a £150M pipeline between Southampton and London have been approved.
Offshore wind could power all homes by 2030
Offshore wind will produce enough electricity to power every home in the country by 2030, according to prime minister Boris Johnson.
Wylfa planning decision delayed for third time at developer’s request
The government has delayed its decision on the planning application for the £20bn Wylfa Newydd nuclear power plant for a third time.
Work ramps up at World’s biggest offshore wind farm
Work at the Dogger Bank Wind Farm off the coast of Yorkshire is progressing, with a number of major milestones hit in recent weeks.