The UK government has announced a £6.5 million investment in a scheme to train students in renewable energy initiatives.
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Low-energy reactor – hype or hope?
Andrea Rossi, an engineer from Milan, claims to have found a process to give the planet almost free and clean energy - tomorrow.
£23.5m project demonstrates pre-combustion carbon capture
Development of the next generation of CCS technologies is to receive a major boost from the Energy Technologies Institute.
Greenland publishes Cairn oil spill plan
Greenland has published Cairn Energy's oil spill response plan to calm fears over Arctic exploration.
Npower to raise energy prices from October
Npower customers face higher energy bills after the company became the latest utility provider to hike its prices.
Shell says second oil leak in North Sea ‘proving a challenge’
A second oil leak has been discovered from an offshore platform in the North Sea.
UN atomic agency sets out measures to improve global nuclear safety
The UN atomic agency has outlined a series of measures in a draft action plan to help improve global nuclear safety.
Japan parties reach agreement on renewable energy bill
Japan’s ruling Democratic Party has reached a broad agreement with the main opposition parties to pass a renewable energy bill.


