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Britishvolt to build UK's first electric car battery 'gigafactory' in Blyth
Construction will begin next year with the £2.6bn factory due to start churning out lithium-ion batteries by the end of 2023
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'We need to be more ambitious': Ban sale of gas boilers by 2033, says Committee on Climate Change
Gas boilers must be banned in the next 12 years or the UK will miss its net-zero climate target by 2050
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Has Britain hit the accelerator too late in race to meet gigafactory demand?
Slow progress on electric vehicle batteries may knock Boris Johnson’s plans for a green revolution
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Coal mines could power the UK once again under plans to turn them into geothermal plants
Flooded abandoned coal mines were once regarded as an environmental hazard but are increasingly seen as a potential asset
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Countryside which inspired Constable could be ‘concreted over’ under plans build 5,000-home town
Three solar farms are also planned for the landscape
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The Swedish energy boss banking on Boris Johnson's green revolution
State-owned power company Vattenfall is major offshore developer with plans to build more wind farms around the British coast
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Ineos to fuel Grenadier with Hyundai’s hydrogen cell
Sir Jim Ratcliffe sketches out deal with South Korean business to exploit each company's strengths in the growing hydrogen economy
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Hydrogen powers to the fore but is Johnson’s grand plan just hot air?
The UK’s investment in the fuel of the future is a drop in the ocean next to that of global rivals
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The lack of opposition to Boris Johnson’s Green Crusade is a sure sign of trouble
Westminster groupthink is a recipe for poor policies that will harm consumers and do little for the planet
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Plugging in to Boris Johnson’s green deal will cost us all a pretty penny
The Prime Minister was quick to extol the virtues of his plan but the hidden charges will be extreme
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Boris Johnson’s ‘green industrial revolution’ is our path to economic and political revival
The PM realises decarbonisation is a bonanza, not a threat, and offers Britain a path to national regeneration
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Boris Johnson doesn't need to promise people a green future – just a better one
If the PM is trying to appeal to 'Red Wall' voters, why is he doing it with policies low down their list of priorities?
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Why Britain's plans to build an electric car 'gigafactory' are struggling
The Prime Minister's electrification plans will fall short unless his Government brings the world's biggest battery-makers to Britain
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EU hints at a Brexit 'energy blockade' - but power blackouts are a hollow threat
Brussels is making an overt link between full fishing access to UK waters and maintaining normal energy flows through the interconnectors
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'No time to waste' on climate change says Prime Minister as he prepares UK plan of action
A ten-point plan expected to focus on alternative energy sources and promising green jobs is due within the next week
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The pandemic cannot derail aviation's push for a greener future
Airlines are on their knees thanks to this crisis, so it’s critical governments help us deliver on climate goals
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Successful space mining experiment raises hopes for colonies supplied from the Moon
The experiment raises hopes for the successful extraction of minerals crucial to many modern technologies
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Why hydrogen may fuel the future economy
Engineers and politicians hope the clean-burning fuel will take off, but it remains an expensive source of energy
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National Grid faces break-up threat in green drive
Boris Johnson has promised to quadruple offshore wind capacity to "power every home", as the energy industry is reshaped
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Big Oil rejoice, the green revolution has been delayed
Republicans will probably keep the Senate – they will stop the most radical parts of the Democrats’ eco-agenda ever seeing the light of day
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Facebook removes Shell climate change ads
Facebook ruled the ads were not properly labelled, as the site looks to crack down on misinformation
