All Energy articles
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Electricity transmission owners hold key to UK鈥檚 energy transition but face challenges
The transmission sector is a key link in the chain that will deliver a net zero future, write Mark Docherty and Simon Rawlinson
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: What challenges does Labour face and what can the industry expect?
What steps should the new government take to accelerate infrastructure delivery? Simon聽Rawlinson surveys the post-electoral landscape
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FeaturesHow robust management of 鈥榝orever chemicals鈥� can help developers bring forward brownfield regeneration sites
PFAS contamination is impacting brownfield projects, but robust risk management can help developers bring forward sites even as regulations are tightened up
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FeaturesInfrastructure and speeding up the planning system
The UK鈥檚 infrastructure planning system has been misfiring for years, but efforts are ongoing to speed up crucial planning decisions聽
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FeaturesLeading on embodied carbon: An interview with 础迟办颈苍蝉搁茅补濒颈蝉鈥� Will Lavelle
础迟办颈苍蝉搁茅补濒颈蝉 associate and embodied carbon lead for building design Will Lavelle talks to Jordan Marshall about his views on whole-life carbon, retrofit and more
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FeaturesHow can we tackle the energy crisis?
What does the safe, predictable delivery of energy look like for the many sectors that are central to the ambition? Hollie Tye reports on a roundtable hosted by Gleeds and 好色先生TV
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Can investment in energy security be compatible with net zero?
The war in Ukraine has highlighted the importance of energy security. But how does investment in greater resilience align with progress towards net zero?聽
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FeaturesPicking up the pace on聽decarbonisation
To meet the net zero challenge, growing industry expertise needs to be translated into tangible steps to support a wider understanding around prioritising investment聽
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FeaturesGetting the right mix
The ongoing energy emergency and net zero聽demands are necessitating a shift in the UK鈥檚聽approach to energy. But what needs to be聽done? Jordan Marshall explores
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Energy transition
The 2020s will be the decade when the foundations of the UK鈥檚 energy transition to net zero are established. What is involved in this transition, and how are things progressing?
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好色先生TVAecom lands role on 拢1bn net zero programme
Firm to guide innovations to help homes achieve net zero
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Carbon capture and storage
Carbon capture and storage will play a vital role in meeting the UK鈥檚 emissions reduction targets. Agnieszka Krzyzaniak and Tim Cooper of Arcadis consider how close the UK is to large-scale application of this technology
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好色先生TVPrime minister told to publicly fund national retrofit scheme
Cost of work will deter households from carrying out improvements, letter to Boris Johnson warns
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好色先生TVGovernment move to block China investment 鈥榗ould stop nuclear projects鈥�
Reports say government is looking to keep state-owned energy company out of financing future schemes聽
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好色先生TVGovernment boosts funding for rail upgrades by 拢401m
Investment worth 拢317m will go to electrifying the聽Transpennine route in net zero push
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好色先生TVHinkley Point to hire 1,700 people in covid bounce back
Move comes as project looks to make up time after social distancing rules hit productivity
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好色先生TVGreen Homes Grant set for autumn reboot, Net Zero Live reveals
Business secretary indicated in talks that聽a replacement for the scrapped domestic energy efficiency scheme is expected later this year
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FeaturesInfrastructure update: Our hydrogen future
Interest in green hydrogen has escalated rapidly, so what are the benefits and challenges of this highly sustainable energy technology and what would a hydrogen revolution mean for the built environment?
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FeaturesThe drive for green machines
Things are changing on construction sites, and some of the biggest polluters are taking significant steps to reduce their carbon footprint
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好色先生TVWelsh government floats return of tidal lagoon schemes
Initiative was pulled by UK government in 2018 amid concerns over costs