Bernard Matthews’ ‘big green plan’ on course for 2020 target
Bernard Matthews (BM) has broken ground on the next phase of its carbon cutting exercise, reducing its footprint by 1,200 tonnes a year.
Engineering Possibilities versus Practical Implementation
The Outlook Team talk to a roundtable of energy figures to discuss engineering possibilities, practical implementation, and onsite power.
Smart Grid Technologies the Way Forward in Europe
Environmental regulations, carbon emissions, and the need for energy quality are expected to boost smart grid technologies in Europe.
Engineering Possibilities versus Practical Implementation: Utility Portfolios and Business Models
This is the fourth of five roundtable discussions that will be published each Friday on Europe Outlook in the lead up to POWER-GEN Europe.
Engineering Possibilities versus Practical Implementation: Nuclear
This is the third of five roundtable discussions that will be published each Friday on Europe Outlook in the lead up to POWER-GEN Europe.
2nd Russian Energy Forum to Attract More Than 100 Attendees in London
On 9 June, 2015 Eurasian Dynamics will be hosting the second edition of the Russian Energy Forum in London with a special focus on finance and investment.
Engineering Possibilities versus Practical Implementation: Coal and Gas-Fired Plants
This is the first of five roundtable discussions that will be published each Friday on Europe Outlook in the lead up to POWER-GEN Europe. Next week, David, Simon, Jacob and Ulla discuss the pros and cons of Electric Vehicles.
Costa Rica is Fossil Fuel Free for 75 Days
According to the Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE), Costa Rica didn't burn fossil fuels for the first 75 days of 2015.
UK Businesses Urged to “Switch to Save” or Lose Out on Energy Bills
UK Businesses are in the dark on energy purchasing as new research shows that nearly half (47%) have never switched suppliers or tariffs.
Solar Eclipse will Test Europe’s Power Supplies
Next month’s solar eclipse could be more than a spectacular natural phenomenon, with operators warning it posed an “unprecedented test” for Europe’s power supplies.
