UK-based clean energy firm Global OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion) has completed the installation of its purpose-built floating ocean thermal energy system in the Canary Islands.

Industries that continue to rely on fossil fuels without major efforts to electrify will risk recurring price shocks in the future, a University of Oxford analysis has found.

The Drax power plant in Yorkshire claimed £999m in subsidies from the government in 2025 despite the controversial nature of its claims to be a low-carbon energy generator.

Depleted oil fields could be used to contain liquid hydrogen as much of the infrastructure already in place can be repurposed, researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have said.

China's Three Gorges Dam - the world's biggest hydropower project - is structurally sound, officials have said, denying persistent rumours on social media that the gargantuan and controversial structure is at risk of collapse.

Nigeria is one of Africa’s most developed, resource-rich countries and yet it has notably failed to provide its people with a reliable electricity supply. That is at last beginning to change.

EDF Energy has decided to end generation at its Cottam coal-fired power station in North Nottinghamshire later this year as part of the drive to decarbonise the electricity grid, in addition to “challenging market conditions”.

The UK is faced with the choice of whether to rebuild its nuclear technology infrastructure or profit from winding down reactors.

The UK’s first ever geothermal power plant will be going live today, bringing a new source of low-carbon energy generation onto the electricity grid.

Google has signed a ‘first-ever’ corporate agreement for geothermal energy in Taiwan with Baseload Capital.

Global energy technology company Baker Hughes is to explore the use of utility-scale geothermal power plants to supply energy to US military bases.

A team of international scientists working at the Krafla Magma Testbed in Iceland are exploring how energy extracted directly from magma could be used for next-gen geothermal systems.

UK-based clean energy firm Global OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion) has completed the installation of its purpose-built floating ocean thermal energy system in the Canary Islands.

An acoustic fish deterrent system has been shown to keep target species away from Hinkley Point C’s cooling water intakes in the Severn Estuary

The first high-speed marine engine that runs entirely on methanol has been demonstrated in initial bench tests at Rolls-Royce.

Two replacement turbine-generator sets will be installed at the Czech Republic’s largest nuclear reactor facility in a major upgrade project.

The US wants 40% of Taiwan’s semiconductor production to take place on American soil – a proposal firmly rejected by Taiwan.

Entertainment and venue company Sphere Entertainment has announced plans to bring a smaller-scale version of its high-tech, immersive dome to the US East Coast.

Several major offshore wind developers have initiated legal proceedings after the Trump administration halted work on five offshore wind projects representing nearly six gigawatts of generating capacity.

A new expressway in central Florida will feature a stretch of electrified road that wirelessly charges electric vehicles as they drive over it.

A new system enables emergency services to create dynamic maps underground without light, satellite navigation or external communication.

Scientists undertaking a molecular analysis of a Roman shipwreck have uncovered the complex mix of materials that was used to waterproof boats over 2,000 years ago.

UK-based clean energy firm Global OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion) has completed the installation of its purpose-built floating ocean thermal energy system in the Canary Islands.

Meta has announced plans to cut 10% of its workforce, or roughly 8,000 employees, as it ramps up spending on AI.

UK-based clean energy firm Global OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion) has completed the installation of its purpose-built floating ocean thermal energy system in the Canary Islands.

Draining the North Sea of all oil and gas would cost households more than a fully renewable-powered UK, according to a new Oxford Smith School analysis.

An acoustic fish deterrent system has been shown to keep target species away from Hinkley Point C’s cooling water intakes in the Severn Estuary

The Tyrrhenian Link project has reached a key milestone, with two 500kV high-voltage direct current subsea cables laid at a record-breaking depth of 2,150 metres.

A new system enables emergency services to create dynamic maps underground without light, satellite navigation or external communication.

UK-based clean energy firm Global OTEC (ocean thermal energy conversion) has completed the installation of its purpose-built floating ocean thermal energy system in the Canary Islands.

Solar geoengineering has the potential to boost plant growth and carbon storage in the Amazon, according to a study.

Tim Cook is to resign as Apple CEO, with head of hardware engineering John Ternus succeeding him on 1 September.