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The UK and the European Union have agreed to open formal talks on linking their separate Emissions Trading Schemes (ETS).
Formula 1 has enlisted Aggreko to supply a centralised, low-carbon temporary power system at every European Grand Prix this summer.
Global EV sales are showing no signs of slowing, and the accompanying charging infrastructure is set for a dramatic expansion.
London Gatwick has signed a five‑year contract with energy specialist Vital Energi that will see natural gas removed from some 50 buildings.
Hitachi Energy will supply the world’s first SF6-free 550 kV GIS to the Central China Branch of the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC).
Ruth Devine MBE has been appointed the 112th President of the ECA, becoming only the second woman to hold the post in its 124-year history.
Google has unveiled plans to train more than 100,000 additional electricians in the US, as it aims to plug the skills gap that is plaguing the industry.
Schools are reportedly struggling in the quest to decarbonise their heating, according to a new Baxi survey.
Connected Energy and Forsee Power have unveiled plans to turn batteries retired from electric buses into grid-scale energy storage assets.
Every newly-built home should be fitted with rooftop solar panels as standard, the Local Government Association (LGA) has argued.
