The firm behind the UK's energy networks says the move would delay the switch to green energy.
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Renewable energy in the UK
Reality Check team
BBC News
Report says UK can reduce greenhouse gases to nearly zero by 2050.
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Roger Harrabin
BBC environment analyst
It could be done at no added cost from previous estimates, and reduce GDP by just 1-2%, a report says.
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Orkney Islands Council says is to investigate two additional sites for potential community wind farms.
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Steffan Messenger
BBC Wales Environment Correspondent
Parliamentary marine energy group chair urges UK government to 'seize the moment' over Swansea proposal.
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Aimee Stanton
Shared Data Unit
Campaigners say more needs to be done to encourage potential drivers.
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BBC Scotland's environment correspondent
The £28.5m Orkney project will use domestic batteries and electric vehicles in a bid to meet supply with demand in a balanced way.
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Douglas Fraser
Scotland business & economy editor
Oil majors have long been trying to mix some greenery with the black stuff, but it's clear now that the pace of that transition is picking up.
- Oil companies are switching on to renewable technology, to reduce their carbon footprints and be ready for a more electric future.
- Hopes for a carbon capture and storage industry in Britain have been revived. A new report suggests it could sustain 44,000 jobs in Scotland.
- North Sea collaboration is being encouraged between offshore wind and offshore oil, with far-reaching possibilities for generating power from gas out at sea, and creating a new hydrogen industry.
Douglas Fraser
Business/economy editor, Scotland
Carbon capture and storage could secure 44,000 jobs in Scotland, according to a new economic report. It's part of a huge transition now picking up momentum in the offshore energy sector.
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Steffan Messenger
BBC Wales Environment Correspondent
They include a new centre at Cardiff University which looks at the psychology of cutting energy use.
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