Throwing money at a political candidate can get companies everything they’ve possibly wanted, but what happens when it all comes out in the end? In this week’s Gossage, Electrical Review explores an ongoing story in the United States of America about the
Electrical Review explores a unique floating solar farm that has been proposed in Germany, and whether the plan has any chance of success.
In this week’s Gossage, Electrical Review explores whether the UK is going to step up its crackdown on China’s involvement in the UK’s grid
How many people are currently working in the UK in the nuclear industry? Being a simple chap, I had thought that such a number would be easily established, at least within a few hundred or so. But not so.
There was much rejoicing at the Carbon Capture & Storage Association at the announcement in the latest Budget that the Government would be making £800 million available over the next five years.
I have to conclude that the Deputy Prime Minister of New South Wales, John Barilaro, is a remarkable clairvoyant. He has announced unequivocally on Australian media that Rolls Royce is set to build up to 15 new small-size nuclear reactors in Britain
As laws are being passed in more and more states in America to legalise cannabis sales, there is a growing movement to make sure that cannabis growers cease wasting so much electricity.
In my December diary I pointed out that there might be problems ahead for the woman who had been appointed in the summer by Prime Minister Johnson to be president of the big fortnight-long multinational climate change conference, due to be held
There has been much rejoicing at the trend away from fossil fuel generated electricity over the past decade.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has announced that offshore wind power has the capacity to meet all of the world’s electricity demand, and is set to be a “game-changer” for energy systems.
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