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What Happens to Fossil Fuel Extraction if We Stop Burning Fossil Fuels?
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Fossil Fuels, Renewables and Nuclear: Which Really Requires More Mining?
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Understanding the True Cost of UK’s Electricity Bills
The UK’s high retail electricity prices stem from taxes, levies, and standing charges rather than elevated wholesale costs. Wholesale prices are competitive within Europe, positioned mid-pack. Other countries demonstrate both higher and lower wholesale prices based on their energy sources, with the UK not leading globally in costs.
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Two Million UK Homes Now on Solar Power
The UK’s solar sector has entered a new phase of rapid expansion, with March 2026 marking the strongest month for new installations in more than a decade. Government data shows that 27,607 solar systems were added nationwide during the month, pushing the country beyond the milestone of two million total installations and lifting national household…
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Geothermal vs household solar
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From pilot to fleet – scaling Cornwall’s deep geothermal and the value of firm power
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Is even Green Hydrogen really green
Hydrogen has a reputation for being the cleanest fuel we can make. It burns without CO₂ and looks, on the surface, like an obvious part of a low‑carbon future. But there’s a problem the industry tends to gloss over:, one that scientists at MIT, Stanford and Oxford are losing sleep over: Hydrogen leaks. It leaks…
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Sustainable Ferriby 2026 — Back to School!
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Modern Wind Turbines; a carbon story
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