The Clean Air Fund has announced a multi-million-pound programme focused on reducing emissions of black carbon.

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has today launched the public consultation for the ISO Net Zero Aligned Organizations Standard (ISO 14060), the world’s first international independently verifiable standard designed to support organisations in developing net-zero transition plans.

Major retailers Currys, B&Q, Amazon and Lidl have now all joined the planned plug-in solar panel market, following rule changes previewed by the Government in March that could allow homeowners to self-install plug-in solar panels.

The Lab’s portfolio has reached a value of $5bn, demonstrating scalable climate finance solutions for emerging markets.

A new programme is exploring how neighbours can share and use energy more efficiently together.

A new £219m low carbon fuels fund (LCFF) will launch later this summer, with companies invited to bid for a share of £93m over the next two years. The fund will then focus support on the most promising projects closest to the actual production stage.

Nestlé and regenerative food and farming brand Wildfarmed has been working with a community of British farmers to trial regeneratively farmed wheat.

Octopus Energy Generation has reached £8.5bn ($11bn) in assets under management, marking a milestone.

Formula 1 has released its latest impact report, confirming that the sport has reduced its carbon footprint by 35 per cent and is on track to achieve its net-zero target by 2030.

A new free solar panel savings calculator, designed to give businesses a better understanding of the benefits and cost-savings associated with solar energy investments, has been launched.

Sweden has announced the selection of Rolls-Royce SMR to help deliver three small modular reactors (SMRs) on the Värö peninsula.

Nearly half of the world’s children (1.1 billion) are now exposed to at least three overlapping climate hazards, threatening their health, education, and survival, according to a new UNICEF report. (Picture credit: UNICEF/Ahmed.)