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Global energy demand is likely to grow at a much slower rate over the next couple of decade than it did up until now, a recent report published by oil giant BP has recently revealed.

The Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) has joined forces with the BRE, Carillion Energy Services and other key partners in order to launch S-IMPLER, a new research and demonstration project designed to help the refurbishment

More than 50% of all small and medium-sized business owners in Yorkshire have expressed serious concerns regarding the rising costs of energy, a brand new report in the local media has revealed.

Following some very good results from a pilot scheme in the north of England, RBS and Natwest have decided to offer energy audits to businesses which want to find ways they can save energy as well as loans to install energy efficiency products, a media news report has revealed.

The Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust are hoping to reduce their overall energy expenditure by £2.8 million by implementing a new energy efficiency programme, a news report in the local media

The UK government should boost carbon capturing equipment on power stations in order to better tackle climate change, research by the Trades Union Congress and the Carbon Capture and Storage Association suggests.

Ten local authorities in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland have joined forces for a project designed to demonstrate best practice for reducing energy costs, a news report in the local business media has revealed.

Manchester City Council has revealed plans to reduce the overall carbon emissions across the area over the next three years, a recent news report in the local media has revealed.

More than half of British employees admit to be very energy-conscious at home, while just around 20 percent are ready to say the same as far as their workplace is concerned, a new survey by OnePoll and Rexel has revealed.

British Gas owner Centrica has just revealed that its residential energy arm has managed to achieve an overall profit of £571m, down 6% compared to the previous year.

Up to 3.9 million households across Britain may be eligible from compensation by energy suppliers if their meter clocks were faulty, a new media report suggests.

Energy-related costs are still putting off UK manufacturers, a new market research report released by industry body EEF has recently revealed.