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MPs in fresh plea to rescue Wylfa nuclear project

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MPs have demanded “concrete commitment” from ministers to deliver a new nuclear plant on Anglesey.

The House of Commons Welsh Affairs Committee called for urgent action from the UK government to unlock the long-stalled Wylfa project in North Wales. More than two years have passed since developer Horizon Nuclear Power withdrew…

European countries pledge to deliver 300GW of wind energy by 2050

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Nine European countries including the UK and key members of the European Union have signed up to a plan to turn the North Sea into a major global renewable energy source by 2050.

Germany, France, The Netherlands, Norway, Denmark Belgium the UK and Ireland have agreed to coordinate their own offshore…

UK and Netherlands to build world’s largest multi-link power line

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Ministers have revealed plans to create the world's largest multi-point power line under the North Sea as part of a campaign to slash the UK's reliance on Russian energy.

The LionLink proposal would connect the UK with the Netherlands as well as huge offshore wind farms located between the two nations.…

Entry deadline for NCE Awards extended by two weeks

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The deadline for entries to the NCE Awards has been extended until 5 May, maximising the opportunity for UK-based civil engineering consulting firms to achieve recognition as leaders in the sector.

The NCE Awards celebrate achievements by civil engineering consultancies in the UK and are open to both large and small…

Lords back plan to outlaw new coal mines in England

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The future of the £165M Woodhouse Colliery coal mine in Cumbria is in doubt after amendments were tabled to the Energy Bill in the House of Lords to outlaw coal mines in England.

Changes to the Energy Bill were voted through by The House of Lords on a wafer-thin margin of…