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‘An amazing year’: Scotland sees renewables generation soar 55 per cent

23/12/2022 - Leave a Comment

Renewable energy generation in Scotland during the third quarter of the year rose a massive 55 per cent year-on-year, according to new figures from the Scottish government released yesterday. The data …

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Weekend showdown looms for EU carbon pricing revamp

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Europe’s carbon market expansion plans could hardly have come at a worse time.  Starting Friday, EU institutions will attempt to finalize an extensive revamp of the bloc’s Emissions Trading System (ETS), …

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Historic Offshore Wind Lease Sale in California Gets Over $750 Million in Winning Bids

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Climate and environmental campaigners on Wednesday hailed the first-ever U.S. government offshore wind power lease sale off the Pacific coast, an auction that drew over three-quarters of a billion dollars in …

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Is Russia’s economy really hurting?

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Russia’s economy was predicted to collapse after Western countries imposed unprecedented sanctions on Moscow over the war in Ukraine. But last week, the Russian statistics bureau Rosstat said gross domestic …

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World close to hitting four climate “tipping points,” new research warns

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Even if the world somehow manages to limit future warming to the strictest international temperature goal, four Earth-changing climate “tipping points” are still likely to be triggered with a lot …

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Sterling suffered its worst month since Brexit, and analysts expect it to ‘plumb new depths’

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LONDON — Sterling in August suffered its sharpest monthly fall against the U.S. dollar since the aftermath of the Brexit referendum, as political uncertainty and a historic cost-of-living crisis weigh …

Sterling suffered its worst month since Brexit, and analysts expect it to ‘plumb new depths’ Read More

India’s status as world’s fastest growing major economy to be short-lived

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BENGALURU, Aug 29 (Reuters) – India likely recorded strong double-digit economic growth in the last quarter but economists polled by Reuters expected the pace to more than halve this quarter …

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Two-thirds of UK households to be in fuel poverty by the new year, according to new report

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People living in the poorest and coldest regions of the UK will be the worst affected along with those who are already most likely to be struggling with the cost …

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UK energy bills to rise by 80% in October as regulator announces hike

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LONDON — Britain’s energy regulator announced Friday it will raise its main cap on consumer energy bills to an average £3,549 from £1,971 a year, as campaign groups, think tanks …

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French minister demands probe into TotalEnergies’ reported links to Russian army refueling

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French Transport Minister Clément Beaune on Thursday called for an investigation on whether gas exploited by oil giant TotalEnergies has been used to fuel fighter jets used by the Russian …

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