Construction underway at pioneering Warrington carbon-capture and low-carbon heat facility
Work has begun at the Mersey Biochar plant in Warrington which aims capture carbon and be the UK’s first provider of local, low-carbon heating.
Work has begun at the Mersey Biochar plant in Warrington which aims capture carbon and be the UK’s first provider of local, low-carbon heating.
Fuel poverty in Wales is reaching crisis levels. Severn Wye’s Director for Wales Dave Gittins says drastic measures are needed to tackle the problem.
Severn Wye’s carbon capture innovators Alex Wilcox Brooke and Colin Keyse continue European collaboration thanks to Welsh Government funding.
Severn Wye launches new free adviceline and community-based support providing help to those struggling with their energy use or bills.
The first households in Herefordshire are seeing the benefits of the Home Upgrade Grant (HUG) scheme, which is providing free energy efficiency home improvements to qualifying homeowners.
Severn Wye’s experience reflects Citizens Advice new research on the depth of the UK’s fuel poverty crisis.
Would it be fair to recover some standing charges according to the volume of energy used? Some stand to gain, but our most vulnerable households will suffer.
Severn Wye wins funding to deliver retrofit services to hundreds of households including those typically considered harder to make more energy efficient.
30 November 2023 I woke up cold this morning – I hate having to get the girls up and dressed