As British power prices continue to surge, manufacturers must look to new ways of managing how they use what power they have and how to do it in the most cost effective manner.
Plans to a create a tidal lagoon power station in the Severn Estuary that could necessitate 10% of the UK's electricity demands have been submitted.
A new study has revealed over half of UK manufacturing companies questioned are considering switching to renewable energy sources.
Manufacturing businesses could benefit from thousands of pounds of savings on energy bills following the launch of a new Energy Efficiency Audit programme from NatWest and RBS.
The head of one of the UK’s largest energy consumers has warned that UK manufacturers would be unlikely to afford the cost of power from the new Hinkley C nuclear power station.
Jane Gray blogs from Mumbai where her tour with Tata Group provokes thoughts on the future of energy intensive industry in the UK.
A new government funding scheme is allowing a UK manufacturer of voltage optimisation equipment to subsidise its customers so that they can thwart rising energy costs, enjoy savings and reduce carbon emissions. Alex Mardapittas, MD of EMSc (UK) explains.
Lightsource, a UK solar power generator, has written an open letter to David Cameron, expressing concerns that government’s recent agreement to build Hinkley Point C will not address Britain’s immediate energy shortage.
The government has given the go-ahead for the UK's first new nuclear station in nearly 60 years through a consortium led by French firm EDF Energy.
EEF has called the Committee on Climate Change’s findings on the review of the fourth carbon budget into question.
