RenewableUK’s latest EnergyPulse report on floating offshore wind shows that the capacity of fully operational projects has surged worldwide from 277MW 12 months ago to 382MW today, which is an increase of 38 per cent.

In her Labour Conference speech, Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh announced that she would devolve the Warm Homes Plan, the Government’s £15bn funding pot for upgrading homes.

Britain exports around 8 million tonnes of scrap steel annually, while importing higher value steel products.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has dropped its plans to introduce mandatory climate-related financial disclosures for listed companies.

The acute shortage of diesel fuel might appear an ideal pressure point to push for more sustainable form of transport in the supply chain, but it also highlights just how complex and fragile the supply chain is.

Vattenfall has revealed plans to develop two new onshore wind farms in East Anglia and is exploring proposals for a new onshore wind farm of up to eight turbines in the East Riding of Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire.

EV registrations boomed in September with 100,172 sales, the largest number in a single month. EVs accounted for 28.2 per cent of all new cars, with registrations up 38 per cent on last year.

The Global Sustainable Transition Alliance (GSTA) is creating an international GHG product footprinting standard for the global food and beverage sector.

Greenpeace UK has today written to the Crown Estate threatening legal action over the way it leases plots on the seabed to offshore wind developers.

Over twenty states have combined forces to object to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) power plant rule that removed emissions limits.

It’s a quandary. You could make electricity cheaper and drive the adoption of heat pumps, or you could keep the levy and make the grid ready for heat pumps.

A £53m fund for urban and rural tree planting has been released by the Government.