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Governments Renewables United Kingdom Wind
GE to deliver world’s biggest wind turbines for huge UK Dogger Bank project
GE Renewables wins contract to provide world's biggest wind turbines to UK Dogger Bank projects that recently set record low price for the technology.
Australian Federal Government Governments Markets Renewables United Kingdom
Macquarie reveals five-year plan for massive investment in 20GW renewables
While Morrison obfuscates on climate in New York, Macquarie announces mammoth plan to finance 20GW of new renewables in five years.
Climate Coal Governments United Kingdom
UK Labour’s Green New Deal is among most radical in world – but can it be done by 2030?
UK Labour sets net-zero emissions for 2030 that no serious climate policy expert thinks is either technologically or politically feasible.
Governments Renewables United Kingdom Wind
Record-low price for UK offshore wind cheaper than existing gas plants by 2023
UK to get first subsidy-free offshore wind farms after contracts awarded for nearly 6GW that will make it cheaper than gas, and less than half the cost of new...
Two new campaigns have taken big next steps in the UK to deliver zero-carbon cities and clusters.
Macquarie set to acquire a 'substantial' stake in huge off-shore wind farm in the UK, in a deal worth a reported A$1.8 billion.
Climate Coal Governments United Kingdom
Europe coal generation collapsed by 19% in first six months of 2019
Coal generation in Europe has collapsed 19% so far in 2019, which may mark the beginning of the end for coal power in Europe.
Climate Renewables United Kingdom
Britain emissions fall to record low as renewables deliver half of supply
On June 30, British carbon emissions fell to just 97 grams per kWh, as renewables provided more than half of supply for first time.
Climate Nuclear United Kingdom
PM Boris Johnson likely means choas for climate policy, but it may not all be bad news
Boris Johnson appoints a pro-fracking environment secretary, and his track record suggesting future climate policy could be as unpredictable as the man himself.
National Grid's Future Energy Scenarios report outlines five “Pathways to 2050”, including zero carbon and 2°C options.
