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  • ‘Community action’: Oxfordshire’s Low Carbon Hub on its local renewable energy projects 18 October 2024
    Community energy group hopes for local electricity trading as part of its ‘better system’ of supply and ownershipIn the shadow of the Didcot power station in Oxfordshire, a small group of people sat around a kitchen table and thought “let’s replace it” with green community energy.That was in 2011. Now, in 2024, that little group […]
    Helena Horton Environment reporter
  • Protesters voice fears over waterfall electricity project in north Wales 17 October 2024
    Plan for Rhaeadr y Cwm receives 1,000 objections, with many worried about impact on habitats and natural beautyIt is considered one of the most majestic waterfalls in north Wales, a mist-shrouded torrent that has inspired storytellers and artists for centuries.But a fierce row has broken out over a scheme to harness the force of Rhaeadr […]
    Steven Morris
  • Energy prices soar after volatile wind saw heavier gas, hydro and battery use, Australian regulator says 17 October 2024
    But wholesale prices are down by 25% compared with the June quarter in New South Wales, down 9% in Victoria and down 12% in TasmaniaFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastWholesale power prices across much of eastern Australia were sharply higher in the […]
    Peter Hannam Economics correspondent
  • Tesco signs deal to buy enough solar energy to power 144 large stores 17 October 2024
    Supermarket will buy almost two-thirds of the energy generated by the new £450m Cleve Hill solar park in KentTesco has struck a deal to buy enough solar power to run 144 of its large supermarkets, buying almost two-thirds of the entire electricity output from the Cleve Hill solar park in Kent.The £450m solar park is […]
    Julia Kollewe
  • Great British Energy can become a major power generator, says its chair 16 October 2024
    Jürgen Maier’s vision for company includes the potential to borrow its own money in order to rival multinationalsBritain’s new national energy company will eventually become a major power generator, running its own windfarms, tidal power and carbon capture schemes and potentially borrowing its own money, according to its new chair.Jürgen Maier, the chair of Great […]
    Kiran Stacey and Fiona Harvey

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