UK solar energy firm offers ‘shared’ scheme that could save £200 a year Company behind Devon venture hopes it will become a blueprint for projects owned by consumers The Guardian - UK · May 7, 2023
Public hearings on power tariff revision to begin on Monday The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission will on Monday kick off a series of public hearings for finalising a decision on the tariff revision proposals made by the Kerala State Electricity Board for the fiscals from 2023-24 to 2026-27. The Hindu · May 7, 2023
I’m glad you’ve bought an electric vehicle. But your conscience isn’t clean First, you’ve got to drive a long way before you overcome your EV’s embedded carbon debt. And then there’s the trouble with the minerals in its battery… The Guardian - UK · May 6, 2023
Kerala State Electricity Board proposes ₹2.54 a unit as ‘green energy’ tariff The Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) has proposed ₹2.54 a unit as green power tariff for consumers who have opted for it in the current financial year The Hindu · May 6, 2023
Govt defends power bill subsidy plan Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam on Saturday defended a plan to subsidise electricity bills this month, saying it is not an attempt to boost the government’s popularity in the May 14 election. Bangkok Post · May 6, 2023
Switching on India’s smart electricity future In India, a smart meter revolution can enable responsible consumption, efficient energy management, and cost-effective integration of distributed energy resources The Hindu · May 5, 2023
Margaret Gallagher: Co Fermanagh woman, 81, on life without electricity or running water in rural cottage The 81-year-old was born in the early 1940s Belfast Live · May 5, 2023
Council could face £55m bill to replace fleet of 1,000 vans and lorries with electric vehicles Councillors were told that electric vans cost on average £9,000 more petrol or diesel ones but that powering them was cheaper Wales Online · May 5, 2023
Couple's 'nightmare' after being charged £1.2k a month for electricity over six years Bernard and Pat Hampson resorted to heating just one room in their house but were still being hit with massive bills Wales Online · May 5, 2023
Coal to dominate India power mix despite record renewables push NEW DELHI: Coal will remain India’s largest source of electricity generation by 2030 and additional new plants will be required, even as the nation adds record clean energy installations to hit climate targets. The Times of India · May 5, 2023
Couple 'terrified' after charged £1.2k a month for electricity over six years "We were just heating up one room in the house - it was a nightmare" Liverpool Echo · May 5, 2023
Matt Canavan says Liddell power station's closure is linked to several 'lack of power' alerts. Is that correct? Nationals senator Matt Canavan has sought to link recent AEMO energy alerts with the closure of Liddell power station. But is there a link? ABC News · May 4, 2023
Calif. could use EVs to stop blackouts The state might require every electric vehicle to be capable of powering your home — and the grid Salon · May 4, 2023
Labor warns NSW facing a ‘momentous task’ in transition to renewables Energy minister Penny Sharpe says state will need to decarbonise its electricity sector at a faster rate The Guardian - AU · May 4, 2023
The Conversation · May 4, 2023 I'm not an apologist for the Snowy 2.0 hydro scheme – but let's not obsess over the delays and cost blowouts The first power from the Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro project may not be delivered until 2028, it was revealed yesterday, triggering a fresh round of criticism over the controversial project.
The Texas Tribune · May 4, 2023 Texas utility commission chair raises threat of summer power outages and pushes for more gas-powered electricity Public Utility Commission Chair Peter Lake said renewable energy could be critical to preventing power outages this summer. Renewable energy supporters said the grid’s reliability doesn’t hinge on wind and solar.
Tom’s Hardware · May 3, 2023 Biden Budget Proposes 30% Electricity Tax on Cryptomining The Biden Administration wants to crack down on high energy consumption from cryptomining operations.
The Hindu · May 3, 2023 KSEB objects to KWA proposal to draw water for JJM projects from Idukki reservoir The dam safety wing of the Kerala State Electricity Board has objected to a proposal of the Kerala Water Authority to release a massive volume of water from the Idukki reservoir for water distribution projects under the Jal Jeevan Mission
The Hindu · May 3, 2023 MLAs, MPs of Rayalaseema must exert pressure on govt. to set up KRMB offices in Kurnool, says Saguneeti Sadhana Samiti The president of Rayalaseema Saguneeti Sadhana Samiti Bojja Dasaratharami Reddy on Wednesday said that the Andhra Pradesh State government had issued an order on April 25 to set up the office of the Andhra Pradesh State Electricity Regulatory Board (APERB) in Kurnool and reiterated that the Rayalaseema Saguneeti Sadhana Samiti…
The Hindu · May 3, 2023 Andhra Pradesh: JSW Group opts for electric arc furnace at steel plant coming up in Kadapa district The JSW Group says it is environment-friendly as the source of energy is electricity and involves low capital cost compared to conventional blast furnace
The Guardian - US · May 3, 2023 New York takes big step toward renewable energy in ‘historic’ climate win Measure will also help shift utilities away from private companies to make them publicly owned
Daily Mirror · May 3, 2023 Woman buys abandoned 'one-euro house' and turns into dream home worth an estimated £400k When Meredith Tabbone placed a bid on a 'one-euro house' in Italy, with no electricity or running water, she never anticipated it would become her dream holiday home
Wales Online · May 3, 2023 Energy experts say simple switch could cut £120 off your bills Lighting makes up 11% of the average household electricity bill
The Guardian - AU · May 3, 2023 Snowy Hydro 2.0 project hit by delay of up to two years and another cost blowout Government-owned company pushes earliest start date of pumped hydro project to the second half of 2028
The Conversation · May 2, 2023 Two trillion tonnes of greenhouse gases, 25 billion nukes of heat: are we pushing Earth out of the Goldilocks zone? Since the 18th century, humans have been taking fossil fuels out of their safe storage deep underground and burning them to generate electricity or power machinery.