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Ukraine update: Zelensky holds talks with France and Norway; Putin sends jets with hypersonic missiles to patrol Black Sea - Vimarsana News

Ukraine update: Zelensky holds talks with France and Norway; Putin sends jets with hypersonic missiles to patrol Black Sea

President Volodymyr Zelensky discussed ways to strengthen Ukraine’s air defences and protect grain shipments, as well as critical infrastructure, with France and Norway.

Indonesia-UK Extends Energy Transition Program to 2027 - Vimarsana News

Indonesia-UK Extends Energy Transition Program to 2027

UK supports Indonesia's step toward Net Zero Emission (NZE) through this energy transition cooperation, extending it to 2027.

UK shares carbon neutral experience with Ho Chi Minh City - Vimarsana News

UK shares carbon neutral experience with Ho Chi Minh City

UK Minister of State of the Ministry for Energy Security and Net Zero Graham Stuart, expressed his agreement and willingness to support, coordinate and share experiences with Ho Chi Minh City to prepare for the next steps such as supporting the development of the legal framework on constructing a financial center and smart healthcare.

UK government awards £83m to hydrogen, biomass, and carbon capture projects - Vimarsana News

UK government awards £83m to hydrogen, biomass, and carbon capture projects

Drax, Kellogg's, and P&G among firms to secure funding to support switch away from fossil fuels to lower carbon alternatives

Government confirms £205m budget for latest renewables auction - Vimarsana News

Government confirms £205m budget for latest renewables auction

Budget announced for first annual contracts for difference auction round, but renewables industry fears smaller funding pot and soaring material costs could hit project pipeline