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Renewable energy to receive cheaper grid connection charges

The cost of connecting renewable energy to the National Grid could be made cheaper in Scotland, after electricity regulator Ofgem published new proposals. Ofgem wants ...

Renewable energy not to blame for price hikes in gas and electricity

Renewable energy will not be responsible for a major increase in fuel bills; it was announced in a report from the Committee on Climate Change. ...

One fifth of world energy could come from biomass

Biomass could provide one fifth of global energy, say the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC). And this would come into effect without damaging food production. ...

Huhne claims carbon and energy targets still on track

Despite the Labour party suggesting the UK’s carbon targets have been derailed, Energy and Climate Secretary Chris Huhne says they’re still on track. The government ...

Huhne attacks renewable critics in climate speech

Chris Huhne, secretary of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), attacked the critics of renewables and armchair engineers in a speech last Wednesday. ...

Cardiff paying the highest energy bills in the UK

Homeowners in Cardiff are paying the highest energy bills of anywhere in Britain, and the average home is spending £1,108 every year for gas and ...

Energy bills to increase a further £300 by 2020

In the next decade household bills are expected to rise even more, and by 2020 it’s predicted homeowners will be paying £300 more for their ...

Britain’s unnecessary worries for energy saving costs

Many Brits are worried that making energy saving home improvements is too expensive and won’t save them money in the long run. While over half ...

UK Government rule out handing more renewable policy to Wales

Wales will not be given more energy policy, as the British Government has said ministers will continue to make decisions on major energy infrastructure. First ...

Carbon levels will rise despite renewable agendas

In the next 25 years renewables will be the fastest growing source of power, but fossil fuels will remain the dominant force for providing energy. ...