A new approach to data use is helping streamline energy planning for local authorities across London.

Dutch campaigning group Milieudefensie is preparing to file a new climate case against Shell. (Photo credit Milieudefensie - Marten van Dijl.)

The DNV 2025 Energy Industry Insights surveyed 1,100 senior energy executives to understand how the forces of short-term volatility and long-term optimism are combining to create new challenges and opportunities for the energy industry.

The London Stock Exchange's sixth annual Investing in the Green Economy 2025 report shows that revenues from green products and services in its coverage has now exceeded $5tr for the first time.

AESC has received a funding boost after a £1bn guarantee from National Wealth Fund (NWF) to build a gigafactory to manufacture batteries for electric vehicles, with the capacity to produce enough to power 100,000 EVs each year, potentially a six-fold increase on the country’s current capacity.

The Energy Secretary has increased the Clean Industry Bonus budget to £544m, from the initial £300m, to support offshore wind supply chains following higher than expected demand.

Not-for-profit Material Focus has launched a new £1m initiative to promote recycling, the Circular Electricals Fund.

According to reports in the Telegraph, the Government is mulling a salary sacrifice incentive to encourage homeowners to move from boilers to heart pumps.

After the £75bn estimate potential for the Highlands, Wales' £47bn renewable energy future has been unveiled in the Senedd with the launch of Unleashing the Full Value of Welsh Renewables, a major new report by RenewableUK Cymru in collaboration with Solar Energy UK, and Marine Energy Wales.

Another day, another Octopus initiative. This one give pension schemes and private wealth investors a new way to invest in the global energy transition.

Schroders Capital has agreed a partnership with Be.EV which will see more than 200 ultra-rapid EV charging bays installed across 22 Schroders Capital-managed retail and leisure properties across the UK.

A study of renewable opportunities for the Highlands has listed 251 planned development projects in the economic pipeline of what it refers to as ‘regional transformational opportunities’ (RTOs). Together they represent a potential total investment value of up to £100.35bn, of which three-quarters related to renewables.