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As many as 668 clean energy projects are “ready to go” in the UK according to a new Ernst & Young (EY) report.

Green groups have written to prime minister Boris Johnson asking him to reconsider subsidising industrial scale biomass fuelled power at the Drax power plant in North Yorkshire.

The Danish Energy Agency has appointed Sweco as technical adviser for the proposed energy island in the North Sea.

Plans for the Wylfa Newydd power station on Anglesey have been given a boost by a report from the Nuclear APPG (All-Party Parliamentary Group) which calls for the government to make urgent decisions on the project’s future.

A remotely operated “rescue robot” has been built to help with disaster recovery in hazardous industrial environments.

Work is underway on the UK’s first large-scale facility to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Mott MacDonald and GHD have been appointed to deliver engineering services for the design of the 250Mw Kidston Pumped Storage Hydro Project in Australia.

New nuclear power projects have a vital role to play in helping the UK meet its net zero targets, according to Sizewell C senior supply chain lead Steve Carroll.

Fears have been raised over a potential leak at Taishan nuclear power station in China, which uses the same type of reactor as the Hinkley Point C project.

The world’s longest subsea electricity cable will be turned on this week with testing to begin to allow countries to trade clean energy.