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UK grants consent for 450MW Nottinghamshire solar project

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero approved the Steeple Renewables Project, which also includes a proposed 150MW battery storage system.

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  • The project is proposed for Nottinghamshire, according to the UK government announcement.
  • Steeple Solar Farm Limited submitted its application on 14 May 2025; it was accepted for examination on 11 June 2025.
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The consent decision allows the proposed solar and battery project to proceed through the development process.

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UK prime minister and Zelenskyy agree to meet in coming days

The UK government says the leaders discussed sanctions on Russia and called for an immediate energy ceasefire.

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  • The UK government said the prime minister pledged further UK sanctions and action against Russia.
  • The leaders agreed to meet in person in the coming days, according to the UK government.
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The announcement sets out the UK government’s position on sanctions and an energy ceasefire.

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The leaders are expected to meet in the coming days, the UK government said.

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Kuwait buys £370 million UK-made air defence system

The UK government says the contract with MARSS Systems will create 100 UK jobs, with production based in Bristol.

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  • The government says MARSS will provide and integrate radars, jammers and interceptors with its AI-enabled NiDAR command-and-control platform
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The announcement links the defence contract to planned UK manufacturing and engineering jobs.

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