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Energy Secretary Chris Huhne faces criminal charge over speeding allegations
3 February 2012

Energy Secretary Chris Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce will face charges for perverting the course of justice.

Sites bid to host the Green Investment Bank
1 February 2012

The Business Secretary Vince Cable has received 32 bids from across the UK wanting to host the Green Investment Bank (GIB).

Stunnell's zero carbon pledge
1 February 2012

Stunell said changes to the country’s building regulations would make new homes, shops and offices warmer and cheaper to run, support growth and take England a step closer to meeting its bold low carbon commitments.

Jablite wins EEF award
31 January 2012

Jablite, which supplies EPS insulation products and solutions and manufactures roof, wall and floor insulation products, has won an EEF Climate Change Opportunity Award for its Jablite Dynamic Insulation.

New system to regulate building temperatures in extreme climates
31 January 2012

Researchers at Nottingham Trent University have developed a new system that will regulate the temperature inside of buildings in extreme climates.

New generation deals enter the big time
30 January 2012

Deals for ‘new generation’ renewable technologies – wind, solar, biomass - are entering the big time driving the market to new record highs, reports PwC in its annual global analysis of merger and acquisition (M&A) transactions in the renewable sector.

EEG enters joint venture
26 January 2012

National drainage specialists EEG have entered into a joint venture with the Petriebuchanan Group for the complete design build management of all utility and energy infrastructures.

Government seeks permission to appeal to Supreme Court over FIT ruling
26 January 2012

The Government has announced that it plans to take its case to the Supreme Court after the Court of Appeal upheld a High Court ruling which found that plans to slash Feed-in-Tariff subsidies were “legally flawed.”

Bam Nuttall takes waste contract
25 January 2012

Bam Nuttall has won a contract to carry out civil engineering work on a £500m waste incinerator in King’s Lynn for energy-to-waste company Cory Wheelabrator.

SummitSkills welcomes movement on Feed-in Tarriffs
25 January 2012

SummitSkills has welcomed movement from the Government on Feed-in Tariffs, with the announcement from DECC about its future plans.

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