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Smart meters delayed by a year for millions of homes
Plans to roll-out smart meters for gas and electricity to millions of homes and businesses across the country have been pushed back by a year, ministers have confirmed
National Trust to adopt renewable energy
Charity will spend around £35m to enable properties to be powered by alternative energy sources – but not wind turbines
Fracking effect is like jumping off a ladder
Hydraulic fracturing is not really in the premier league for causing felt seismicity, says professor
EDF might not find funds for Hinkley Point
The French energy company could withdraw from the £14bn Hinkley Point nuclear power plant
Hinkley nuclear plant put back five years
The £14bn facility will be developed by 2030 – originally, the government had said it would be built by 2025
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So just what does the future hold for fracking?
The Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey has delivered a lengthy written ministerial statement on exploration for shale gas. Here is the full text...
'Unity within Diversity' - Islam & sustainable development
Islam and sustainable development are both vital for life regardless of their perceived global threats to humanity. But is it possible for the two notions to work together? Zahid Mahmood reviews 'Islam and Sustainable Development' by Odeh Rashed Al-Jayyousi
''These energy reforms are good news for consumers and are long overdue''
In a speech to the CBI, the Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey said the forthcoming Energy Bill would unlock billions in energy infrastructure investment while cutting emissions and keeping bills affordable
I was very impressed by the quality and layout of the Public Service Review. As a contributor, I feel very pleased to be in the company of such distinguished co-contributors. Future contributors will surely benefit from seeing issues like this one to better decide the level and tone they can use in their own contributions.It was a very nice experience working with you and your team, and if I can be of help at another time, I will be very pleased to assist.
on the Public Service Review: European Science and Technology