Some 40 per cent of Earth’s land is already degraded, with an additional 100 million hectares of productive lands being degraded each year due to human activity.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero is reviewing Ofgem with a view to strengthen the energy regulator to support consumers and drive clean energy adoption.

Hydrogen is a key part of Europe’s decarbonisation programme, driven through significant funding and subsidy mechanisms at a regional and country level, such as the Important Projects of Common Interest (IPCEI) and the EU Innovation Fund with €18.9bn and €4.8bn allocated respectively. Some countries have also developed domestic support mechanisms, such as the UK’s CfD-based Hydrogen Allocation Round (HAR) and Germany’s flagship funding scheme H2Global.

Coventry University has begun work to reduce its carbon emissions and meet its net-zero carbon target by 2030 by installing nearly 800 new solar panels.

Paid-for LinkedIn posts for Lloyds have attracted a ban from the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA). Adfree Cities challenged several adverts, with the Linked in complaint being upheld.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has set out plans for achieving the target of clean power by 2030.

A record 56 per cent of Spain's 2024 electricity has been generated from renewable sources according to estimates grid operator Red Electrica de Espana (REE).

National Grid has published the RIIO-T3 business plan for its National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) business, covering the period from April 2026 to March 2031.

Volkswagen Group (VW) has invested $48m to acquire ten per cent of Patriot Battery Metals in a new partnership to secure the supply of lithium from North America.

After reaching a new high in 2024, global demand for coal is set to level off in the coming years as a surge in renewable power helps to meet soaring demand for electricity around the world, according to an IEA report out today.

The UK and Norway will launch a new Green Industrial Partnership on clean energy, as the two non-EU European countries seek to strengthen energy relations.

Environment Bank has announced that sixteen of its BNG Habitat Banks have been added to the Natural England national biodiversity gain sites register, unlocking more than 2,000 off-site Biodiversity Units for developers to purchase to meet their BNG commitments.