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Liverpool hospital site gets biodiversity revamp - Energy Live News (opens the original)
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A former hospital site in Liverpool is being transformed into a biodiverse public nature park, with the first tree now planted as part of the project. The park will feature 163 new trees, native wildflower meadows, wildlife corridors, sustainable drainage and natural play areas. The green space is designed to support local wildlife while providing areas for patients, NHS staff, visitors and residents to relax. Jenny Hannon, Group Chief Development Officer at NHS University Hospitals of Liverpool
EV charging kicks off at the Stadium of Light - Energy Live News (opens the original)
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Sunderland AFC’s (SAFC) Stadium of Light will soon be home to a brand new EV charging hub, featuring 20 ultra-rapid charging bays. The hub will be powered by 100% renewable energy, supporting the club’s Ready Eco strategy, which aims to make SAFC energy-sufficient from renewable sources by 2028 and achieve net zero 2040. Paul Kingsmore, Chief Operations Officer at Sunderland AFC, said:“By installing a state-of-the-art EV charging hub at the Stadium of Light, we are not only improving the experie
UK farmers are using new tech to improve food security - Energy Live News (opens the original)
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More than half of UK farmers have adopted new technology or other innovations in the past year as the agricultural sector looks to improve efficiency, profitability and food security. New research from Tesco’s annual Greenprint survey found 58% of farmers in its supply chain introduced an innovation over the past 12 months, up from 46% in 2025. However, 76% said bringing new technology and approaches onto farms remains challenging, with funding and opportunities to trial innovations among the ma
South West Water hit with £7.8 million fine after "reckless failures" - Energy Live News (opens the original)
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South West Water (SWW) has been fined more than £7.8 million after a six year period of environmental offences in Devon and Cornwall. The Judge at Plymouth Magistrates Court repeatedly found that the company’s conduct amounted to “reckless failures” in management system and response to known risks. This enabled the largest ever environmental offences fine in the region to be handed to SWW. Clarissa Newell, Area Environment Manager at the Environment Agency, said: “We hope this record fine will i
Urban cooling scheme gets £53 million from Environment Agency - Energy Live News (opens the original)
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The Environment Agency has announced a £53 million fund for urban and rural tree planting in streets, parks and places near where people live and work. The aim is to cool towns and cities and boost biodiversity by planting up to 500,000 trees between March 2027 and March 2030. The Environment Agency say that trees are the most effective way to protect against extreme heat and in cities, they can reduce temperatures by as much as 4°C. Just one mature tree can intercept over 15,000 litres of rainw
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