NESO has issued an update to its 2024 plans for the future for Great Britain’s electricity infrastructure for the 2030s.

Data published by DESNZ shows that in the last six months electricity prices have continued to be far higher than competitor economies.

Renewables were the largest source of global energy supply growth in 2025, as electricity outpaced energy demand growth.

The UK is on track to miss its tree planting targets by an area the size of Portsmouth by 2030 according to a new analysis across the UK. Whilst England and Scotland are largely on track to meet targets, other regions are increasingly falling.

New polling released by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) from YouGov has found a widespread public misunderstanding about actual progress being made to net-zero in the UK, with 50 per cent of respondents believing the UK's overall progress is less than halfway or a long way off track and less than one in ten (8 per cent) accurately identifying that the UK is over halfway to achieving it.

TotalEnergies has been found liable for failing to fulfil its climate vigilance obligations by a French court.

Ferrero has published its latest sustainability report citing several major successes, including the Ferrero Rocher's box redesign that has cut the plastic-to-product ratio by 14.7 per cent since 2019/20, avoiding roughly 16,000 tons of plastic cumulatively. Globally, 92.9 per cent of overall packaging is now designed for recyclability, reusability or compostability.

New statistics released by the DESNZ show that renewables generated a record 53.1 per cent of the UK’s electricity in the first quarter of the year, an increase of 7.4 per cent compared to the same period in 2025.

The Department for Transport is seeking views on proposals to address high electricity network upgrade costs at motorway service areas (MSAs) in England.

New railway tunnels could provide locally sourced clean, cheap heating and cooling for nearby homes and businesses, according to a new study.

The Climate Change Committee (CCC) annual assessment paints a picture of contradictions, with a need to electrify faster, but a warning that green levies are causing a slowdown due to high electricity prices.

Nearly $400bn ($388bn) of global data centre assets have been identified as climate-exposed under modelled risk scenarios.