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The one winner from the UK's miserable summer?... Wind turbines - Vimarsana News

The one winner from the UK's miserable summer?... Wind turbines

Brits have been disappointed by persistent gloomy weather this summer. But there has been one winner from the overcast skies – wind turbines.

Source: cityam.com
Rishi Sunak to green-light hundreds of new oil and gas licenses in North Sea - Vimarsana News

Rishi Sunak to green-light hundreds of new oil and gas licenses in North Sea

UK government is promising new carbon capture projects too — but green groups aren’t convinced.

Weather - latest: Suspected arsonist captured on film in wildfire-hit region of Italy; Greece still fighting to tame blazes - Vimarsana News

Weather - latest: Suspected arsonist captured on film in wildfire-hit region of Italy; Greece still fighting to tame blazes

Italian authorities have released footage of a suspected "pyromaniac" in an area hit by wildfires; emergency services in Greece are still working to prevent new flare-ups of blazes in Magnesia.

Source: sky.com
NFUS to take fertiliser companies to CMA over profiteering - Vimarsana News

NFUS to take fertiliser companies to CMA over profiteering

NFU Scotland has called for the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) to look into the UK fertiliser market following a huge surge in profits by some

Source: fwi.co.uk
Joe Biden's Coming for Your Water Heaters, Peasants - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden's Coming for Your Water Heaters, Peasants

Joe Biden is attacking yet another household appliance, at least the less expensive kind for now. He's putting heavy regulations on water heaters, which take effect by 2029. The Department of Energy estimates the rule’s efficiency standards would save consumers $198 billion over 30 years and re