What a Trump victory means for climate


By Mark Evans

The ballot papers haven’t all been counted yet, but Donald Trump has made a dramatic comeback to win the 2024 US election, and it is certain he will be in the White House.


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NESO: clean power “achievable” and grid reform proposed

The National Energy System Operator (NESO) has released an analysis of the road to clean power (CP30 Report).

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Plans for England’s largest onshore wind farm

Plans for Scout Moor II, a 100MW onshore wind farm set to become the largest in England, have been announced by Cubico Sustainable Investments.

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ZEV well on track

EVs have been getting a bad press of late, whether it be the resale value or lack of private car buyers (opposed to fleet) or EU car makers feeling the heat of transition, but the market share of EV sales in the UK has reached over 20 per cent for the third month running.(Picture: Caterham Project V).

‘Greenprint’ to unlock 70bn of retrofit

The Green Finance Institute (GFI), Lloyds Banking Group and NatWest Group have unveiled a ‘greenprint’ to unlock up to £70bn of private investment in sustainable retrofit across the UK.
Warm Homes pledge in doubt in “mixed bag” Budget

Although the Government has pledged £3.4bn for household efficiency and upgrades in its first Budget, it falls short of the £13.2bn promised.

March of the pylons

Electric pylons remain the most effective way to transmit electricity across the UK.

Global market for clean technologies set to triple

The global market for key clean technologies set to triple to more than $2tr over the coming decade as energy transitions advance according to the IEA.

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