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1st turbine installed at Scottish wind farm extension
1st turbine installed at Scottish wind farm extension: A leading renewables firm has successfully erected the first of 15 wind turbines at a major new wind farm that will bolster Scotland’s drive towards net zero. Image: Rachel Allum, Principal Development Planner at Banks Renewables The structure, totaling 156m in height, has now been installed, kicking…
Top weather may cause socioeconomic imbalance
Top weather may cause socioeconomic imbalance: Extreme weather events could, though its rippling effects, cause the destablisation of the socioeconomic system. PLoS Climate‘s latest research found a correlation between extreme events and the disruption of interconnected sectors, with the recent heatwaves that cause droughts in some areas being the most recent example. The researchers show…
Price cap forecasts for January rise to over £4,200
Price cap forecasts for January rise to over £4,200: New forecasts for the January Default Tariff Cap (price cap) from Cornwall Insight have risen by over £6501, meaning a typical household is now predicted to pay the equivalent of £4,266 a year for the three months to March 2023. Forecasts for the October cap have…