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Features: UK
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Feed-in tariffs set to revolutionise renewables
Feed-in tariffs are coming to the UK in two weeks and look set to kick-start a massive surge in the... ...more »
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Low cost, local approach to CSO pollution
Chris Day says we should stop throwing huge capex sums at tackling combined sewer overflow pollution and pursue a local,... ...more »
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Data security must be safeguarded in the smart meter rollout
Smart metering will bring with it an avalanche of data. Privacy and security must be an integral part of the... ...more »
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Keeping hold of customers in a smart metered world
An IBM/Utility Week round table warned energy suppliers that keeping hold of customers in a smart metered world will be... ...more »
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Hopes and fears for fuel poverty action
The fuel poverty minister is due to be quizzed by MPs next week, but what are stakeholders hoping he will... ...more »
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Is the new planning regime fit for purpose?
Energy project developers are being forced to operate under the new planning regime before it is fit for purpose, says... ...more »
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A greenprint for water
Water companies face the seemingly impossible task of drastically reducing carbon emissions while consumption and quality standards are rising. Andrew... ...more »
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Renewable support mechanisms around the world
Different green energy incentives are being tried and tested around the world. Mark Rowe and Keith Nuthall compare and contrast.... ...more »
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How the CCS levy might work in practice
The government is proposing a levy to fund the development of carbon capture and storage technology. Dominic Maclaine looks at... ...more »
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Wind power given a rough deal by market arrangements
The government wants a massive increase in wind power, but the current system penalises intermittent generation, say Ian Smyth and... ...more »