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The renewable energy industry is growing from strength to strength, so much so that BP has predicted it will become the world’s main source of power by 2040. The oil giant has released its BP Energy Outlook 2019, which looks at the changing face of the sector and how it is likely to evolve over the next two decades. As part of its conclusion, it found that renewables is … [Read more...] about BP: Renewable Energy To Become Main Source Of Electricity By 2040
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UK Energy Bills Set To Rise
UK energy regulator Ofgem has announced that it will increase the price cap for gas and electricity from April this year. As a result, some people could see their energy bills rise by over £100 per year. The new price caps will apply to bills for those who have not switched suppliers and who are on default tariffs. It’s expected that the change will affect approximately … [Read more...] about UK Energy Bills Set To Rise
No-Deal Brexit Could Threaten Animal Waste Trade For Anaerobic Digestion
Thousands of tonnes of animal waste are exported from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland every week for anaerobic digestion (AD), to create energy out of the slurry. However, if no withdrawal agreement is reached regarding Brexit, this trade could be threatened, affecting the farming and energy industries in the two countries. SDLP has spoken to the media about the … [Read more...] about No-Deal Brexit Could Threaten Animal Waste Trade For Anaerobic Digestion
Got A Smart Building? Protect Yourself Against Hackers
No doubt you’ve already heard of the Internet of Things (IoT)… where devices that weren’t designed with web browsing and the digital world in mind are connected to the internet for control purposes. There are clear benefits to this for busy homeowners, who are now able to control aspects of their home life remotely, no matter where they are – just at the touch of a couple of … [Read more...] about Got A Smart Building? Protect Yourself Against Hackers
Scotland To See First Major Water Source Heat Pump Project
Residents and businesses in Clydebank will be able to receive power from water in Queen’s Quay in the future, after a £250 million regeneration project has been given the go ahead. Taking heat from the river through commercial heat pumps, a district heating network will provide heat and water to locals. This £15 million initiative is part of a wider redevelopment … [Read more...] about Scotland To See First Major Water Source Heat Pump Project