Energy
Majority of Scots want next government to prioritise renewables
A poll ahead of the election in Scotland has found that 70 per cent of Scottish people want to see the next government introduce more renewable energy.
Read MoreEcotricity to reduce gas bills by 7%
Renewable energy provider Ecotricity has announced it will reduce the cost of its gas tariff by seven per cent.
Read MoreSadiq Khan states intention to be ‘greenest mayor London has ever had’
Sadiq Khan says he wants ‘to be the greenest Mayor London has ever had’, stating that if he is successful in the May 2016 election he will support local renewable energy generation schemes.
Read MoreWorld’s largest offshore wind farm to be built off Yorkshire coast
Dong Energy is to build the world’s biggest offshore wind farm off the coast of Yorkshire. Hornsea Project One will be the world’s first such project to exceed 1GW.
Read MoreUK Green Investment Bank funding to help Salford Royal cut energy bill
UK Green Investment Bank and DLL are to invest £6.9million in energy saving measures at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust.
Read MoreRSPB’s new wind turbine to generate 50% of charity’s energy needs
RSPB and renewable energy provider Ecotricity are working together to install a new 100m-tall wind turbine.
Read MoreRetailers asked for opinions on achieving sector-wide energy reduction
Scottish retailers are invited to attend Zero Waste Scotland’s Retail Energy Workshop and put forward their views on how the sector can reduce their energy consumption.
Read MoreRenewable energy to drive Fourth Industrial Revolution, says World Economic Forum
The World Economic Forum has said that better energy systems are necessary to maintain the growth of renewable energy – the driver of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Read MoreRenewable energy suppliers top Which? survey
Ovo Energy, followed by renewable energy suppliers Good Energy and Ecotricity, have come top of the latest Which? survey.
Read MoreScottish Parliament signs up for Resource Efficiency Pledge scheme
The Scottish Parliament has joined Zero Waste Scotland’s Resource Efficiency Pledge programme.
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