Gas bills will have to go up by an average of £48, while electricity bills will rise by £60 a year on average.

Ofgem expects this initial commitment to rise to £90bn by 2031, reflecting an uplift from the original figure of £80bn in the Draft Determinations.

Willis Sustainable Fuels UK Limited ('WSF”), a subsidiary of Willis Lease Finance Corporation (NASDAQ: WLFC) ('WLFC”) and the Green Finance Institute ('GFI”), an independent advisor to governments and ...

Estimating emissions from the datacenters is difficult, since few developers have volunteered this information. But according ...

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While price pressures on other bills such as energy are easing, Britons are still feeling the pinch at the checkout. When ...

The rapid growth of "energy-hungry" data centres is delaying new homes in London, just as its housing crisis is "at its worst ...

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The surge in data centre development began during the pandemic, when the nation moved online to work, learn and socialise – ...