Vittorio Hernandez – AHN News London, England, United Kingdom (AHN) – Carbon Trust, a British government think tank, foresees a bright future for the country’s marine energy sector whose value is expected to reach $114 billion (GBP 76 billion) in the next four decades. Carbon Trust released Monday an analysis of the sector, weeks after [...]
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British think tank foresees bright future for country’s marine energy sector
May 3rd, 2011 
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Comments OffConsider This – Selling Your Home Quickly May Save You Money
February 5th, 2011 davidguide As we reach the end of another year, I find myself musing over the latest housing market trends and wondering just how hard it might be to sell my house next year. We have had more than a decade of non-stop house price growth, but now the housing market has reached a point of instability [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Advice, capital gains tax, Chris Huhne, decline, democrat leadership, diy chains, home, house, housing, housing market slowdown, Mortgage, mortgage lenders, yorkshire humberside Comments OffBritain Plans To Make All 26 Million Homes Green In Next 10 Years
November 3rd, 2010 davidguide British Energy and Climate Change Secretary Chris Huhne announced Tuesday a plan that would make all 26 million homes in the country green over the next 10 years. Under the New Green Deal, local councils, supermarkets and chain stores would extend loans up to $15,000 (10,000 pounds) to homeowners. View full post on All Stories
Posted in Lending News Tags: 10 years, Britain, British, british energy, Change, Chris Huhne, Climate, climate change, Energy, Green, Homes, Loans, local councils, Million, Next, Plan, Plans, Secretary Chris Huhne, Supermarkets, Tuesday, Years Comments OffOsborne slashes welfare in spending review
October 20th, 2010 davidguide – Cuts total 19% of spending over 4 years – Welfare cuts to save Treasury £7bn – Train fares to rise 3% on top of inflation – Johnson attacks Osborne’s ‘deficit deceit’ – Watch Osborne announce the spending review here – Read the spending review report here – Hit refresh for latest updates 2.38pm: Earlier [...]
Posted in Lending News Tags: Alistair Darling, Britain, Cameron, Chairman Mao, China, Chris Huhne, Clark, Clarke, Cuba, Damian Carrington, Danny Alexander, david cameron, debt, disability living allowance, Duncan Hames, Europe, george osborne, government, housing benefit, incapacity benefit, interest, Labour, larry elliott, Lord Mandelson, Miliband, Mills, Nick Boles, Nigel Mills, Norman Lamont, Osborne, Review, slashes, spending, support allowance, tory conference, UK, welfare, welfare budget, welfare cuts, Whitehall Comments OffNo turning back on cuts – Hammond
October 10th, 2010 davidguide Transport secretary says spending cuts will be manageable and plays down fears of double-dip recession The government will not deviate from its massive cuts programme despite fears that drastic cuts could damage the economy, the transport secretary, Philip Hammond, indicated today. Departments will be given “clear and firm” budgets in order to clear the structural [...]
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