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Ambitious targets for renewables and the transition to net zero are driving new infrastructure projects across the UK.

The Feed-in Tariff (FITs) scheme was launched in April last year to provide financial incentives for generators of low carbon electricity. Since then, there have been over 25,000 FITs installations registered.

DECC and Ofgem have today published a joint open letter outlining their intention to consult further on the enduring regime for offshore electricity transmission.

Azerbaijan's COP29 proposal urges a six-fold increase in global energy storage to 15,000 GW by 2030, emphasizing battery storage while addressing sustainability, recycling, and ethical resource extraction.

With UK Hydrogen Week getting started on Monday, M&C Reacts will have a particular focus on hydrogen innovation over the next couple of weeks.

On 7th July 2010 the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) announced plans to repeal the provisions of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 which prevents local authorities in England and Wales from selling electricity produced from renewable sources.

The UK government is tackling both the supply of electricity (through its various subsidy regimes that support low carbon generation) and the demand for electricity.

The global drive towards renewable energy, electric vehicles and advanced infrastructure is placing copper at the heart of the energy-transition supply chain.

In September 2014 Malcolm Dowden, a consultant in our ENR team, joined a high-level trade delegation to East Africa, organized by UKTI and led by the Lord Mayor of London.

The Court of Appeal has said that a party will not waive an express contractual right to terminate merely by continuing to perform after the trigger event unless, at the time, it knew of that right.

The UK Government's Energy Review Report was published on 11 July 2006. Many of the reports, and questions raised, on the Review have concentrated on whether nuclear new build should be encouraged. But solely to look at that masks the fact that the Review also deals with a number of other important areas.

The Department for Energy and Climate Change has announced a review of the Feed-in Tariff (FIT) scheme for small-scale low carbon electricity generation.

On the 31st October the Department for Energy and Climate Change released details of a consultation aimed at drastically reducing the Feed-in-Tariffs available for electricity generated by solar PV installations.

The UK has approved a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) mandate requiring 2% SAF by 2025, increasing to 10% by 2030 and 22% by 2040, aiming to boost jobs and decarbonization.

The global energy sector is undergoing a dramatic transformation. New technologies and new regulations in nearly every subsector are straining yesterday's business models.

Despite the fact that we lag sadly behind our European counterparts in terms of renewable energy sources the UK remains confident that the talking will stop and action will take its place.

The High Court handed down its ruling on 11 April in the judicial review proceedings brought by SSE Generation and others against the rejection by the Competition and...

In this podcast, we join leading global infrastructure and renewables market analysts Inspiratia to discuss innovation in the UK power purchase agreement (PPA) market,...