Carbon Capture and the Future of Energy from Waste
Inside the UK’s First Full-Scale Project In this episode of The Energy from…
What The Renewable Sector Needs From The UK’s New Energy Secretary
As of 20th July 2026, the UK has a new Energy Secretary, alongside…
Energy Security, Investment and the Future of Waste Infrastructure
What does it take to turn an energy-from-waste or anaerobic digestion proposal into…
Why Heatwaves Are an Operational and Regulatory Stress-Test for the Food Waste Sector
Following the most recent heatwaves, the Environment Agency, AKA the EA, has reported…
Why Energy Security is an Engineering Challenge, Not a Drilling One
The arguments surrounding North Sea gas and oil are intensifying as this week’s…
The GGSS Bottleneck and Why Maturity Must Replace Speed in Our Infrastructure Pipeline
The government’s Green Gas Support Scheme, AKA GGSS – providing biogas plant producers…
Reframing the UK’s Green Energy Transition
What we are witnessing is not a failure of green technology, but a failure of the delivery system. We are forcing 21st-century environmental mandates onto an archaic, crippled grid that was never designed for decentralised, integrated power.
How Policy Failure is Sabotaging the UK’s Energy Future
Although the commissioning deadline for the Green Gas Support Scheme (GGSS) has been…
Beyond the Lithium Hype: Sand Batteries and Industrial Decarbonisation
As we approach the mid-point of 2026, and the deadline to Net Zero…
Why Bioenergy Forms the Reliable Backbone of the UK Grid
The narrative surrounding the UK’s transition to clean and renewable energy is dominated…
