Government moves closer towards UK phaseout of CO2 to stun pigs
The UK government has moved a step closer towards phasing out the use of CO2 to stun and slaughte...
The UK government has moved a step closer towards phasing out the use of CO2 to stun and slaughte...
A leading manufacturing research centre in Coventry has invested £1.3m ($1.75m) to install nearly...
British oil and gas major BP has brought forward its final payments to the State of Louisiana as ...
Health authorities in England will begin sampling per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) leve...
The UK’s largest power station Drax has partnered with an AI firm to jointly develop and operate ...
ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners have filed a claim against the GB Health and Safety Executive (HSE) ove...
THE UK government is reviewing a legal gas quality requirement in order to improve the country’s ...
THE LEADERS of Japan and Germany have signed a joint declaration to cooperate on advancing nuclea...
BRITISH taxpayers could be left with a £22bn ($29.3bn) bill if the Sizewell C nuclear development...
Chancellor John Healey has cut funding for UK carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) and ...
THE UK government has asked regulators to fast-track approval of new North Sea oil and gas develo...
THE EUROPEAN Commission has launched investigations into alleged dumping of certain types of poly...
PRODUCTION at the Jackdaw gas field has been approved by the UK government after nearly two years...
SUSTAINABLE aviation fuel (SAF) producers in Europe have urged EU leaders to implement rules that...
BRITISH engineering firm Carbon Clean has won the innovation category at the first international ...
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