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Trump will make US energy bills jump by $400
Donald Trump's new Bill could make US energy bills increase by $400 a year by removing tax credits for renewable energy projects
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EDF Renewables selected to provide green power to the London Tube EDF Renewables UK has been appointed by Transport of London (TfL) to generate and deliver electricity via a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) over 15 years through its Longfield solar farm in Essex. -
‘Start at Home’ heat pump project from Nesta boosts engineer confidence Innovation agency Nesta has reported that its ‘Start at Home’ pilot project has helped to improve heating engineers’ technical understanding of heat pumps and encouraged some to qualify as heat pump installers, in a move that should bolster the clean technology workforce and help the government achieve its net-zero ambitions. -
E.ON launches ‘Next Gen Home’ to offer low-carbon tech with no upfront cost The new package will start as a 12-month pilot and has been made available to 20 E.ON Next customers across the Midlands from 1 July. -
Bring down electricity costs to cut energy bills, government told The Climate Change Committee has urged the government to make electricity cheaper to drive adoption of heat pumps. -
Government proposes to expand automatic energy compensation scheme The government has put forward new measures that it says will protect consumers against energy price rises, including cutting the time it takes to get compensation from energy companies. -
Octopus and BYD to offer an EV, charger and free home charging from £299 a month Octopus and BYD's Power Pack will include a V2G-ready BYD Dolphin, a bi-directional charger and free home charging -
MPs confused over net zero, YouGov finds A majority of MPs (84%) support the UK’s net zero emissions 2050 climate change target, according to a new poll from YouGov on behalf of the Energy and Climate Intelligent Unit (ECIU), despite the recent Conservative leadership announcement it no longer supports green policies. -
Government set to deliver more than 100,000 EV chargepoints The government is set to roll out thousands more local electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints across England, allowing millions of drivers without a driveway the ability to charge their EVs more easily. -
Green groups praise ‘life-changing’ Warm Homes Plan commitment The government has been praised for recommitting to the plan as part of its strategy to cut bills.