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...be delayed, and we will be buying fuels from abroad.” John Kent, Chief Energy Transition Officer at energy services provider Kent agreed, saying: “The world is addicted to energy, and...
...to measure all energy use across your premises, industrial processes, and fleet. Under ESOS, energy is defined as combustible fuels, heat, renewable energy, electricity, and transport fuel. Your assessment should...
Brexit puts the UK’s current frictionless trade in energy with the EU at risk. This is amongst the findings from the House of Lords’ EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee’s report...
The decision to split the former Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, announced earlier this month, resulted in the creation of new energy resilience, net zero, growth and export...
Octopus Hydrogen and Greenergy Flexigrid (‘Greenergy’) have agreed a logistics partnership for the collection and delivery of green hydrogen to Octopus Hydrogen customers. The NanoSUN mobile refuelling units will be...
...terminal in Cardiff, a portion of which is leased to Greenergy. East Cork Oil Company continues as the other 50% partner in the AFSC import terminal in Foynes. www.inverenergy.com www.greenergy.com...
...build a green hydrogen economy this decade, not next.” Better energy solutions “The need for green hydrogen energy solutions is expanding as a wide range of customers move toward replacing...
...Greenergy a growing presence in Ireland where it currently markets through Inver Energy. Speaking about this acquisition Christian Flach, Greenergy CEO, said: “One of our key strategic objectives is to...
Tyseley Energy Park will host a world-leading ammonia to hydrogen project after securing Government backing. Around £6.7 million from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) has been...
...Government’s Climate Action Fund, The Greener HGV Programme is being delivered by Cubo, in partnership with 3 Counties Energy Agency. Irish Fleet companies can apply for a 30% technology software...
