Google has signed a ‘first-ever’ corporate agreement for geothermal energy in Taiwan with Baseload Capital.

Global energy technology company Baker Hughes is to explore the use of utility-scale geothermal power plants to supply energy to US military bases.

A team of international scientists working at the Krafla Magma Testbed in Iceland are exploring how energy extracted directly from magma could be used for next-gen geothermal systems.

Former gas terminals could be repurposed as geothermal energy facilities as the world moves away from fossil fuels.

When the National Energy System Operator (NESO) announced a new pipeline of deliverable energy projects at the end of last year,

A 1MW wave energy installation in Portugal is a step closer to construction after engineers confirmed the site’s favourable ocean conditions.

The UK saw record levels of renewable electricity on the grid in 2025 – although gas generation also rose as overall demand increased, new figures show.

A number of ‘zombie’ energy projects are to get the axe from regulators in a bid to ease queue times for new, ‘shovel-ready’ connections.

Despite all the talk around solar panels, wind turbines and policy summits, the biggest transformation taking place in clean energy today is happening at a much deeper, atomic level.

Dolphin Labs is converting ocean wave energy into electricity to power its xNode remote-sensing data collection and transmission platform. Co-founder Chris Rauch explains how he is charting a new course for renewable energy in marine sensing.

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Shell has announced it is abandoning two North Sea floating offshore wind projects, marking a further shift in its renewable ene

When the National Energy System Operator (NESO) announced a new pipeline of deliverable energy projects at the end of last year,

Great Western Railway (GWR) has introduced the UK’s first battery-only-powered passenger train on a suburban rail link in west London.

Heathrow has scrapped the 100ml limit for liquids in cabin bags after it completed upgrades to its security scanners.

French energy giant EDF is petitioning the UK government to allow it continue operating the Sizewell B nuclear power plant for 20 y

Virgin Media O2 has switched on its ‘Direct to Cell’ satellite mobile connectivity, which will rapidly expand data coverage to underserved, primarily rural areas of the UK.

Air conditioning systems around the world have the potential to produce more carbon dioxide a year by 2050 than the US does today.

Space start-up Astrolight is preparing to launch its first laser-based communication satellite, which can provide data rates of up to 1Gbps from space without the use of radio waves.

Hinkley Point C, the UK’s first nuclear plant in a generation, is now not expected to start generating electricity until 2030 at the earliest in yet another delay to the project.

When the National Energy System Operator (NESO) announced a new pipeline of deliverable energy projects at the end of last year,

Virgin Media O2 has switched on its ‘Direct to Cell’ satellite mobile connectivity, which will rapidly expand data coverage to underserved, primarily rural areas of the UK.

Wayve’s latest $1.2bn funding round includes investment from major global firms, valuing the London-based start-up at $8.6bn.

A new £15m deal will restore regular container services through the Channel Tunnel, shifting freight from trucks to trains.