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The Hinkley Point C nuclear power station is being built in Bridgwater, Somerset (Picture: Finnbarr Webster/PA)

Why Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is dead wrong about nuclear power – Dr Richard Dixon

ScottishPower has pledged to continue to throw its investment towards zero-carbon areas, such as wind. Picture: John Devlin

ScottishPower boss hits out at rivals abandoning green goals as profit nudges up

Overhead power cables. The National Grid has asked for two coal-fired power stations to warm up to meet potential energy demand. Picture: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

National Grid asks two coal-fired power stations to warm up amid supply pressure

Insulators on an electricity sub station are seen near homes on October 19, 2022 in Manchester, England. The British utility company, National Grid, have said that UK households may face power cuts this winter for up to three hours at a time, if gas supplies run low. The UK relies heavily on gas to produce electricity, and gas supplies to Europe have been severely disrupted by the fallout from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

National Grid: Power blackout prevention scheme stood down

Prime Minister Boris Johnson during a visit to EDF's Sizewell B nuclear power station in Suffolk. Picture: Chris Radburn/PA Wire

Boris Johnson promises £700m for Sizewell nuclear power project

Kinlochewe's public facilities are vital to locals and thousands who visit each year
Pic: Community Out West

Remote Kinlochewe's public toilets faced 433% electricity cost rise

The Sizewell B nuclear power station in Suffolk is set to be joined by Sizewell C (Picture: Fiona Hanson/PA)

Building nuclear power stations as cost-of-living crisis grows is a bad joke

The sheer scale of the wildfire is so large that its plume of smoke can be seen from space
Thibaud Moritz/Getty

Wildfire claims 7,000 hectares of land in France

Adam Brown is CEO of Bellrock Technology, which is eyeing major expansion of its customer base this year. Picture: contributed.

Glasgow data firm Bellrock Technology outlines major expansion plans

An elderly man holds cash in his hands as he warms himself in front of a fire. Picture: Matt Cardy/Getty Images

SNP demand UK Government 'get a grip' as energy bills set to skyrocket even more

The turbines would be almost the height of the Blackpool Tower

Turbines nearly as tall as Blackpool Tower set for the fringe of Pentlands Hills

People in Slavutych, the city where the Chernobyl power station's staff lived, carry candles near a radioactivity sign at a monument to the victims of the world's worst nuclear disaster (Picture: Sergei Supinsky/AFP via Getty Images)

35 years after Chernobyl, nuclear industry is struggling – Dr Richard Dixon

'Green' hydrogen is made by using renewable electricity and water but that only make sense if there's enough to spare (Picture: John Devlin)

Hydrogen comes in three 'colours' but each one has a problem – Richard Dixon

Now might be a good time to switch your energy provider - here’s why

Suddenly, energy prices are lower (Picture: John Devlin)

Covid-19 raises energy firms’ temperature

Sheonagh Richards: Keeping our lights on is a difficult balancing act

Comment: Big energy firms treat public like fools

Caroline Flint says the big six should have passed on savings. Picture: Getty

ScottishPower to slash bills by £42

Nuclear station funds still rising

Ofgem moves to get a better energy deal for small firms

Anti-Muslim extremists plan Scots protest

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Nuclear blueprint

Power deal delivers new star to Buffett's energy constellation

Continuing sale talks fail to add a glow to British Energy's shares

Nuclear powerhouse EDF poised for £12bn takeover of British Energy

Fears over 3,000 ScottishPower jobs

Constitution blow leaves privatisation hanging in balance

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