Plans for a new generation of nuclear power stations will take a significant step forward today when British Energy names four sites in the south of England as the first it wants to link to the National Grid – Financial Times
Britain's green energy companies could be among the biggest winners under new legislation to streamline the planning system, Hazel Blears, Communities Secretary, claimed yesterday – Financial Times
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has promised that a decision on whether Britain should build new nuclear power stations will be made early next year - Daily Telegraph
Gordon Brown should approve a new generation of nuclear power stations immediately and give active government backing to genetically modified crops, the departing Chief Scientist said today - The Times
President Sarkozy helped to clinch the world's largest commercial nuclear power contract yesterday, winning an agreement to sell French-designed reactors and atomic fuel worth nearly £6 BILLION to China - The Times
Oil eased back in afternoon trading yesterday, having earlier touched a record high in London, as traders once again booked profits just shy of the US$100 mark - Financial Times
Britain's green energy companies could be among the biggest winners under new legislation to streamline the planning system, Hazel Blears, Communities Secretary, claimed yesterday – Financial Times
Prime Minister Gordon Brown has promised that a decision on whether Britain should build new nuclear power stations will be made early next year - Daily Telegraph
Gordon Brown should approve a new generation of nuclear power stations immediately and give active government backing to genetically modified crops, the departing Chief Scientist said today - The Times
President Sarkozy helped to clinch the world's largest commercial nuclear power contract yesterday, winning an agreement to sell French-designed reactors and atomic fuel worth nearly £6 BILLION to China - The Times
Oil eased back in afternoon trading yesterday, having earlier touched a record high in London, as traders once again booked profits just shy of the US$100 mark - Financial Times
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