Renewables growing at record pace
Renewable electricity sources grew at their fastest rate in two decades last year as wind and solar installations boomed despite […]
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Coal-fired power stations could keep the lights on next winter
Coal-fired power stations are in line to receive tens of millions of pounds of subsidies from consumers to stay open […]
Read more →Hunterston B nuclear power station set to close down early
EDF will begin decommissioning its Hunterston B nuclear power plant in Scotland by January 2022. The plant, which began operations […]
Read more →Elon Musk lands broadband fans as rural dwellers choose Starlink
Elon Musk tends to be a Marmite character — you either love or hate him. But Myles Meadows, an IT […]
Read more →British Gas engineers face sack in contracts row
Centrica is preparing to dismiss hundreds of British Gas engineers if they refuse to accept tougher contracts this week. Thousands […]
Read more →I worked on Big Brother before I danced to the drum beat of shamanism
When Kate Prince told 12 friends at a dinner party in 2017 that she had started taking supplements of collagen […]
Read more →Nvidia’s results put talk of tech bubble at centre stage
Jensen Huang told a conference in Dubai last week: “This is the beginning of a new industrial revolution. This is […]
Read more →Avro Energy becomes the biggest supplier to collapse
Avro Energy, with 580,000 household customers, has become the biggest energy supplier so far to collapse amid soaring gas prices. […]
Read more →Harland & Wolff starts forensic inquiry into £25m of spending
Harland & Wolff, the Belfast-based shipbuilder that built the Titanic, has launched a forensic investigation into £25 million of “misapplied” […]
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