How A Faulty Car Design Changed Fuel Tanks
In 1970, an attempt by one of the biggest automobile manufacturers in the world to create a small car to compete with the rest of the world became one of the most infamous disasters in the history of motoring, but one that also changed the course of fuel tanks and the vacuum relief valve beyond […]
Europe Considers Further Moves To Cap Gas Prices
The European Union has been considering further measures to help ease the burden of higher gas prices over the winter, after drawing up an initial package of measures . A meeting of the European Commission led to proposals to introduce emergency regulations that would enable joint buying across the EU to take place. This would […]
The Country That Has Relied On Biofuel For Four Decades
The next ten years will see one of the biggest transitions in automotive history, as systemic bans on petrol and diesel cars will lead to customers seeking alternative vehicles, typically taking the form of either an all-electric vehicle or a plug-in hybrid car that supplements itself with a form of biofuel. Biofuels have evolved significantly, […]
Lincolnshire AD Plant To Go Ahead
An aerobic digestion (AD) plant in Lincolnshire has been given the go ahead, despite public concerns regarding smells being emitted from the site. Lincolnshire County Council’s Planning and Regulation Committee approved proposals for the AD facility in Glentham, between Lincoln and Scunthorpe, after plans were altered in response to energy funding rule changes, Lincolnshire Live […]
How Is Biogas Produced?
Biogas is a naturally occurring, renewable energy source that is created when organic matter breaks down and produces gas. This is different from natural gas, which is a non-renewable source of energy and can be created manually by processing organic waste. Biogas is an environmentally friendly fuel that can be used for a variety of […]
UK May Need More Storage Facilities As Fracking Ban Lifted
The question of how to deal with the energy crisis caused by the war between Russia and Ukraine and the subsequent squeeze on the supply of gas has led to plenty of solutions being suggested, as well as some U-turns in policy. Among these has been a decision by the UK to seek to source […]
Centrica Gains Consent For Rough Storage Project
With fears rising over the supply of gas this winter as prices soar, the issue of how much storage capacity UK energy firms have has become a major concern. However, one of those operators, Centrica, has been granted permission to reopen the Rough Gas Storage Facility, which is located just off the east coast around […]
Waste Biofuels Tipped To Lead Energy Transition
A leading energy consultancy and research body has predicted that waste biofuels will be a “key driver” in the transition away from fossil fuels towards a circular economy. Wood McKenzie has published a report stating that the growth of biofuel “hit a stumbling block earlier this century” due to governments limiting the use of food-based […]
Plans For New Biogas Plant In Somerset Resubmitted
A new biogas plant could be built in Somerset, after proposals were resubmitted to the planning inspectorate after previously being rejected by the council. Resourceful Energy Anaerobic Limited (REAL) originally applied to Bath and North East Somerset Council to build a 92,000-tonne anaerobic digester (AD) at Queen Charlton Quarry near Keynsham. However, after the local […]
Designs For New AD Plant In Northumberland Revealed
There will be a new anaerobic digestor (AD) plant in Northumberland, with designs for the site having recently been revealed. Waste company Suez has published its vision for the AD facility, which will be built on its current site on Ellington Road, located between Linton Colliery and Ashington, Chronicle Live reported . It hopes the […]
