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Around seven acres across two fields can be used to help power the National Trust’s Erddig Hall after a resounding vote in favour.

Latos Data Centres is readying plans for a 28,000 sq ft scheme on the corner of Bower Street and Ten Acres Lane in Newton Heath.

The proposed shipping import terminals would transport industrial carbon dioxide emissions from elsewhere in the world to the Morecambe Net Zero carbon store in the East Irish Sea.

Currently home to a 7.8MW project with permission in place to grow it by another 10MW, Roanhead Farm offers 268 acres of land by Barrow-in-Furness.

“Liverpool is seizing a once‑in‑a‑generation opportunity to transform how our city is heated,” said Leader Cllr Liam Robinson.

Great British Energy – Nuclear has appointed the two global built environment consultancies to deliver a five-year environmental services programme, geared towards enabling the delivery of small modular reactors at the North Wales site.

A consultation process is live for Peak Cluster, a project led by four cement and lime companies aiming to capture the carbon dioxide they generate and store it permanently under the Irish Sea.

The US-headquartered advanced engineering company will work alongside Turner & Townsend, Mace Consult, Hochtief, and Unipart to deliver three small modular nuclear reactors on the North Wales site by the mid-2030s.

A need for a government funding commitment has led Liverpool City Region Combined Authority to adjust its estimated planning application submission date from 2026 to 2028.

Rachel Reeves said government changes to planning laws will tear down barriers to growth after a raft of planning reforms received Royal Assent.

The 18-month programme includes asbestos removal and the demolition of industrial buildings on the landmark 1970s site outside Warrington.

The UK’s legally binding commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2050 is driving a transformation across the built environment, fundamentally shifting the way we heat our homes, offices, and cities, writes Joseph Lazell of Cundall.

The site of the island’s former Wylfa plant will be home to the country’s first three SMRs, which will be developed by Rolls-Royce and backed by £2.5bn from the government.

Fortune favours the brave when it comes to making historic buildings low-carbon and energy-efficient, writes Iain Shaw of Max Fordham.

The whir of machinery and the hiss of steam engines are returning to the Manchester attraction after being quiet for six years.

Morgan Sindall Infrastructure, Costain, and Hochtief will make up the Infrastructure Delivery Partnership, which is set to support essential services for the nuclear plant’s decommissioning.

Nine turbines can now be installed on the boundary of Conwy and Denbighshire following the approval of RWE’s Alwen Forest proposals.

Making good on its promise of a £9.4bn investment in carbon capture technology from the Spending Review, the government has made a final investment decision on a Flintshire facility that could create carbon-free, net zero cement as well as an Ellesmere Port waste-to-energy plant.

Place North’s very first conference focused on the energy transition and upgrading the region’s power networks shone a light on the ambitious renewable energy projects in the pipeline and highlighted the many challenges ahead for the development sector in the pursuit of net zero.