Tillbridge Solar farm near Gainsborough, Lincolnshire has been approved by DESNZ, despite opposition by Lincolnshire County Council and by the district councils.

The world’s busiest chain ferry service has embarked on a journey to achieve zero emissions.

A new report from the UN Global Compact Network UK offers an assessment of how UK business sectors are performing on sustainability.

Apple is expanding renewable energy projects across Europe with new large-scale solar and wind farms now in development in Greece, Italy, Latvia, Poland, and Romania.

Duracell will start creating a network of ultra-fast EV charging stations across the UK.

The ‘dieselgate’ lawsuit against five major carmakers is about to begin.

Following the recent report from the National Audit Office on insulation schemes, Consumer Scotland has renewed calls for national action across the UK governments, regulators, local authorities and industry to protect consumers in the transition to greener home heating.

Around 98 per cent of homes with external wall insulation installed under the Government’s ECO scheme require work to correct major issues that will cause problems such as damp and mould.

The new Planning and Infrastructure Bill contains measures aimed at reducing delays and achieve faster development.

The EU’s rollback of its Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) was intended to allow SMEs to be more competitive, but it might have an opposite effect.

Greenpeace UK has warned the Crown Estate that it is considering taking legal action unless the public body stops “monopoly profiteering” at the expense of bill payers and offshore wind developers.

Ørsted has had a rough time of it of late, political headwinds in the US, a rights issue and now it says it will be reducing its organisation by 2,000 employees towards the end of 2027.