IT services company, ENGIE IT, has chosen Clarizen to represent its interest in using a cloud based service to increase energy-efficient services while driving efficiency and reducing costs.
Labour has claimed four million households in fuel poverty will face a winter of “cold homes or astronomical bills” because the Government dithered introducing a price cap on energy tariffs.
A nuclear site criticised over its safety is seeking a team of health boffins - with starting salaries of £46,000 “upwards.”
Wide-ranging plans to cut carbon emissions and boost the economy put the UK on the right track but more action is needed, the Government has been urged.
The response to the UK Governments new strategy for a low carbon future has been met with excitement, confusion and disappointment from industry leaders.
The Scottish Government has expressed its disappointment at the lack of UK wide collaboration toward the Clean Growth Strategy and that they were ‘given only one day’s notice to respond’ toward the report.
A British plan for a low carbon future and the development of renewable energy technology has been unveiled today after a two year delay.
A strategy to cut UK greenhouse emissions from housing, businesses, transport and the power sector while boosting economic growth is set to be published by the Government.
Announcing a lease agreement with Scottish Enterprise, The Renewables Consulting Group (RGC) has established a new office in Glasgow.
The FORESEA (Funding Ocean Energy through Strategic European Action) programme has launched its 4th call for proposals today at the Offshore Energy 2017 conference.
The organisation RenewableUK has welcomed the government announcement that there will be a fresh Contract for Difference auction round in 2019.
Polluting vehicles could be banned from Oxford city centre under plans to bring in what officials believe would be the world's first "zero-emissions zone".
Fundamental failures in awarding a £6.2 billion deal to decommission the UK's ageing fleet of Magnox nuclear power stations cost the taxpayer £122 million, an official report has found.
Ahead of the launch of the Clean Growth Strategy, the government has announced over £550million in spending for new renewable energy schemes.
Manufacturer and supplier of valves to the energy industry, PJ Valves (PJV), hire Tien Do to oversee global operations as group operations director.
Energy regulator Ofgem is to extend its prepayment price cap to one million more vulnerable households this winter, saving them £120 a year.
Executive director of the organisation tasked with keeping offshore workers safe, Les Linklater of Step Change speaks to Energy Voice about how essential it is to get people to talk about helicopter safety, even when that conversation is difficult.
Initial proposals for a massive new offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth have been submitted.
Smart energy management services company, KiWi Power, agree deal with the National Grid to build a pioneering behind-the-meter battery.
Young people are missing out on up to £6,300 a year because they are not entitled to the national living wage, new research reveals.
Scotland’s largest organised church announces its support for last weeks proposed fracking ban by the Scottish Government.
A massive deep-sea wind farm in the North Atlantic covering an area the size of India could potentially power the entire world, research has shown.
Tritech International Limited’s sonar technology is being recommended for use in California to keep surfers and beach goers safe from an increase in shark numbers.
Global advanced completions and production optimisation company, Tendeka, become the first independent service company to win a multi-million Middle East lower completion contract.
Oil traded near $50 a barrel in New York before data forecast to show a third weekly drop in U.S. crude inventories, while Saudi Arabia said it planned further curbs on exports.
