The latest news from the Hi West Group
Last week Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her first autumn budget which received mixed reviews from the UK business community.
A new strategic plan will identify sites for energy infrastructure across the UK, aimed at accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels and supporting the government’s clean energy ambitions.
Today marks a significant milestone in the UK's approach to infrastructure development with the launch of the British Infrastructure Taskforce, convened by Chancellor, Rachel Reeves.
With the main political parties hosting their annual party conferences last week, there was plenty of noise in the media around hot topics including the energy sector.
In some good news for the nuclear industry, it has been announced that Holtec, the world’s largest exporter of capital nuclear components, has selected South Yorkshire as the location for its new factory.
The future of the Wylfa nuclear power plant in North Wales now looks uncertain with the news that the new Energy Secretary, Ed Milliband, has launched a review of the UK’s nuclear plans.
The Environment Agency has announced it will be seeking expressions of interest and pre-market engagement from contractors wishing to be considered for the next flood and coastal management delivery framework.
As the need to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and lower greenhouse gas emissions becomes ever more pressing, renewable energy has emerged as the obvious solution.
There was disappointment for the construction and transport sectors as Rachel Reeves announced plans to cull a number of key projects in her first address to parliament earlier this week.
