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Membrane Carbon Capture Technology Demonstrated at UK Pilot Plant

March 4, 2026

Membrane carbon capture technology has been demonstrated at a pilot facility in Grimsby, UK, where...

EnOcean and Bember partnership for building data optimisation announced by company executives outside UN headquarters

Energy • Manufacturing & Recycling • Technology & Innovation

EnOcean and Bember Partner on Building Data Optimisation for...

March 4, 2026

The EnOcean and Bember partnership is focused on building data optimisation in commercial real...

UK gas price volatility affecting household energy bills shown by gas flame on hob

Blog • Energy

UK Gas Price Volatility Leaves Households Exposed, Warns E3G

March 4, 2026

UK gas price volatility is once again raising concerns about household energy bills, as dependence...

1500V relay for energy storage systems shown alongside high-voltage power electronics assembly

Energy • Technology & Innovation • Transport

1500V Relay for Energy Storage and EV Fast Charging Introduced...

March 4, 2026

A new 1500V relay for energy storage and electric vehicle fast-charging applications has been...

ONKALO deep geological disposal facility in Olkiluoto, Finland

Energy

Deep Geological Disposal Project Uses Supercomputer to Model...

February 26, 2026

Deep geological disposal of spent nuclear fuel is being assessed using high-performance...

Energy-efficient 5G mobile mast with digital network overlay across UK countryside illustrating reduced carbon emissions potential

Energy • Health & Science • Technology & Innovation

Energy-Efficient 5G Could Cut UK Carbon Emissions by 25 Million...

February 26, 2026

Energy-efficient 5G network features could reduce indirect carbon emissions across the UK economy...

Energy

Renewable Energy Investment Strategy: Stafford Capital Partners...

February 25, 2026

Renewable energy investment strategy expansion is underway at Stafford Capital Partners, following...

Octopus Fleet EV charging platform interface inside electric vehicle

Energy • Transport

Octopus Fleet EV Charging Platform Launches for UK Businesses

February 18, 2026

The Octopus Fleet electrification brand has been launched as a single point of access for...

Energy

Octopus Energy Generation Commits $1bn to Californian Clean Tech...

February 17, 2026

The Octopus Energy Generation California clean tech investment programme has reached nearly $1...

EV charging savings for taxi drivers using public electric vehicle charging station

Energy • Transport

Octopus Electroverse and Freenow by Lyft Partner to Offer EV...

February 10, 2026

EV charging savings for taxi drivers are being expanded through a new partnership between Octopus...

Liquid gallium metal used in experimental green hydrogen production

Energy • Water & Ocean

Scientists demonstrate sunlight-driven hydrogen production using...

February 10, 2026

Researchers have demonstrated a new method for producing clean hydrogen from water using sunlight...

Energy

Econergy secures finance for 40MW battery storage project in...

February 2, 2026

Independent power producer Econergy Renewable Energy Ltd. has reached financial close on a 40MW /...

Energy

Octopus Energy enters China’s renewable power market through...

February 2, 2026

Octopus Energy Group has announced a new joint venture with China’s PCG Power to trade renewable...

Energy • Manufacturing & Recycling • Technology & Innovation

$275m fund signals growing investor focus on energy, materials...

January 28, 2026

Venture capital investment is increasingly shifting towards the technologies that underpin energy...

Energy

Octopus Energy and Masdar explore renewable energy projects in...

January 21, 2026

Octopus Energy and Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company Masdar have signed two memoranda of...

Energy

UK Warm Homes Plan Signals Shift to Electric Heating and Energy...

January 20, 2026

The UK Warm Homes Plan is set to mark a significant moment in the government’s approach to domestic...

Rachel Ellison takes on key regional leadership role at Mott MacDonald Mott MacDonald has appointed Rachel Ellison to the new position of operations director for UK and Europe. Rachel will play a central leadership role across the region together with Richard Risdon in his dual role as managing director for UK and Europe and group strategy director on the executive board. She will focus on driving profitable, sustainable and strategically aligned growth across the UK and Europe and be instrumental in translating and embedding group strategies within the region. For the past five years Rachel has successfully led Mott MacDonald’s advisory and programme delivery business as managing director for these services across the UK and Europe, driving growth in specialist and strategic advisory services and across programme, project and commercial management. Before this, she led the water and environment business for UK and Europe. Her diverse experience across technical delivery, business leadership and strategic growth brings a valuable depth of knowledge to this role. Rachel Ellison commented: “As a key region for Mott MacDonald, the opportunity to develop and support its growth of our UK and European business is incredibly exciting. I’m looking forward to working closely with our operational teams, to strengthen our business, deliver our strategy, drive opportunities and champion our people.” Rachel will be replaced as managing director for advisory and programme delivery by Kerry Hancock, who is moving from her regional development manager position. Kerry brings vast experience from across Mott MacDonald’s business and markets having previously spent four years in leadership roles for the advisory and programme delivery business. At the same time, Sally Russell is taking on the managing director role for Mott MacDonald’s water and environment business, as Tim Hill moves into a technical director role, supporting the delivery of the Strategic Resource Options Programme. Sally brings extensive cross sector leadership experience with a strong background in the water sector, having held senior roles including design director at Mott MacDonald Bentley and portfolio lead in the advisory unit. She was most recently divisional managing director for health overseeing strategic direction, operational delivery and financial performance across the health sector in the UK and Europe. Richard Risdon said of the appointments: "I am incredibly excited to welcome Rachel, Kerry, Sally and Tim into their new roles. Their depth and breadth of experience will strengthen our leadership capacity, drive growth, focus on delivery for our clients and ensure we remain a great company to work with and for."

Energy

Mott MacDonald appoints Rachel Ellison as UK and Europe...

January 20, 2026

Global engineering and development consultancy Mott MacDonald has appointed Rachel Ellison to the...

Octopus Energy leadership receiving Britain’s Most Admired Company award at the London Stock Exchange

Energy • Technology & Innovation

Octopus Energy named Britain’s Most Admired Company in 2025...

January 20, 2026

Energy supplier Octopus Energy has been named Britain’s Most Admired Company 2025, becoming the...

Representatives from the University of Surrey and Ceres at a clean energy research partnership signing

Energy • Health & Science • Technology & Innovation

University of Surrey and Ceres partner to accelerate clean power...

January 15, 2026

The University of Surrey has entered into a new partnership with clean energy technology company...

Engineer installing an air source heat pump on a residential building

Earth & Nature • Energy • Health & Science

Warm Homes Plan expected to play central role in reducing UK...

January 13, 2026

The forthcoming Warm Homes Plan energy bills package is expected to set out how the UK Government...

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