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ECONOMIC GROWTH
Councils applaud 'extremely important' Hinkley Point approval
By Thomas Bridge | 15 September 2016
Councils have welcomed the Government’s decision to green-light the Hinkley Point C nuclear power...
ENVIRONMENT
The power to change
By Marvin Rees | 06 September 2016
Bristol has nurtured a dynamic community energy culture that is helping the council address auste...
ENVIRONMENT
Power in your hands
By Paul Wheeler | 31 August 2016
With question marks raised over the future of Hinkley nuclear power station, could local governme...
BUSINESS
Interserve loses £34m
By Heather Jameson | 17 August 2016
Support services firm Interserve has announced £34m losses in the first half of this year after a...
WHITEHALL
May to cut councils out of fracking funds
By Jamie Hailstone | 08 August 2016
Theresa May has announced plans to divert money destined for local authorities from fracking and ...
WHITEHALL
Call for councils to take on 'Big Six' energy purchasers
By Jamie Hailstone | 13 July 2016
Every council in England could soon enter the energy business and take on the ‘Big Six,’ accordin...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Accelerating energy retrofitting for economic development
By Steven Fawkes | 06 July 2016
Steven Fawkes says energy efficiency can be a core element of economic growth but a serious issue...
FINANCE
Council's energy firm aims to be 'greenest in London'
By Jamie Hailstone | 06 July 2016
Barking & Dagenham LBC is to create an energy services company which could make the borough one o...
FINANCE
Energy efficiency: the untapped revenue stream
By Mike Barrett | 30 June 2016
Councils are facing tough decisions on budget cuts butenergy efficiency projects could offer ligh...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Coventry City Council: The energy-efficiency agenda
By Michael Checkley | 30 June 2016
Coventry has put energy efficiency at the top of its agenda and is achieving significant things, ...
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