Kevin Lindegaard, director of Crops for Energy, outlines the opportunities for energy crops and non-wood biomass, and puts forward his views on associated government policy
Kris Johnson, a renewable energy insurance expert at Lycetts, warns that operators of renewable energy schemes could be at risk of significant financial losses due to being underinsured.
Jon Swain, Technical Director at NFU Energy. explains what Climate Change Agreements are and how some farmers can benefit from significant energy cost savings.
Farmers who want to increase soil organic matter and health – while also reducing their CO2 footprint - should consider fermenting their manure rather...
Miscanthus is recommended by the Committee on Climate Change as a crop which helps to offset CO2 emissions, but how practical is it on British farms?
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An A to Z list of both product and service suppliers to the sector,
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The ‘Path to Sustainable Farming’ roadmap sets out a range of policy measures that will come into force over a period of seven years to help farmers adapt and plan for the future.
Pegasus Group has secured planning permission for a 50MW solar and battery storage scheme in East Riding on behalf of JBM Solar Projects.
East Riding...
The UK Woodland Carbon Registry and UK Peatland Code have come together to form the new UK Land Carbon Registry - a more accessible ‘one-stop-shop’ for woodland and peatland carbon schemes.
Key electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure grant schemes have been extended and expanded, and new funding allocated for rapid charging hubs and local authorities.
The Bank’s primary mission is to support Scotland’s transition to net zero carbon emissions, helping to support innovative, high growth firms that have a positive impact in Scotland.
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