A new report, Cutting Carbon, Cutting Bills, finds that Northern Ireland avoided £219 million for gas and carbon costs in 2025 due to renewable electricity.

There are just 200 days to go until the launch of WindEnergy Hamburg – the global wind industry’s top event – which will be taking place in September, with around five percent more registrations than there was at around this time for the 2024 event.

SolarDuck, a pioneer in Offshore Floating Solar Technology, announced the launch of a high-level Advisory Board to accelerate the integration of its solutions within the offshore CCS (Carbon Capture and Storage) and offshore energy sectors.

An e-fuel (electrofuel) is a synthetic fuel made using green hydrogen from the electrolysis of water in combination with captured carbon dioxide. e-Fuels are compatible with existing infrastructure and are a drop-in replacement for fossil fuels. In the short-to-medium term, IDTechEx forecasts in its "Sustainable Biofuels & E-Fuels Market 2026-2036: Technologies, Players, Forecasts" report that demand for sustainable fuels will be mostly met by lower cost pathways (such as HEFA and other biofuel routes) instead of e-fuels. 

GeoTHERM expo & congress 2026 has once again impressively confirmed its position as Europe's leading trade fair and congress for geothermal energy, taking place at Messe Offenburg-Ortenau GmbH in Offenburg, Germany, on 26 and 27 February 2026, with 8,688 trade visitors, thus recording slight growth compared to the previous years event.

UK battery technology company Integrals Power has developed a unique manufacturing process for Iron Phosphate – one of the key precursors used to make Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) cathode materials – using high quality raw materials sourced from localised supply chains.

The Michigan Public Service Commission has recently approved two major agreements negotiated between environmental advocates, MPSC staff, the Attorney General’s office, and utilities that will help Michiganders reduce energy consumption and save money.

The joint venture between bp and Iberdrola – Castellón Green Hydrogen SL – has announced that its 25 MW green hydrogen project, which will be the largest operating in Spain, has reached 90 percent completion of its assembly phase and has 100 percent of the equipment on site.

Andersen EV has welcomed last week’s expansion of the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) grant for home charger installations and is strengthening support for homeowners with an additional £50 contribution towards the installation of an Andersen charge point.

The UK Government finally announced the £15 billion Warm Homes Plan late last month, aiming to provide funding for solar, heat pumps and home batteries. This has generated fresh attention with regard to whether this investment will genuinely bring down energy bills or merely risk adding to system costs without the right coordination.

Chris Bernkopf, CEO of Austrian software company Podero, believes that without the use of home energy devices, consumers will continue to foot the bill for expensive grid upgrades, even as the adoption of low-carbon tech accelerates.

REM talked to Chris about how homes can actively support the energy system, easing pressure on the grid, reducing infrastructure costs and helping households to achieve faster and more meaningful savings.

Greenpeace Internacional y Greenpeace Estados Unidos han anunciado que apelarán la sentencia de 345 millones de dólares dictada contra la ONG por un tribunal de Dakota del Norte y que da la razón a Energy Transfer (ET) en la demanda de esta empresa por la actuación de Greenpeace en relación con la construcción del oleoducto Dakota Access en tierras indígenas.