• Octopus Energy reports over 200,000 homeowners enquired about a heat pump in 2024.
• Miliband states they may not match gas on cost
• 60,000 installations in 2024 according to Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS).
• Government target of 600,000 by 2028 still far off.

The Net Zero Asset Managers initiative (NZAM) is launching a review to ensure it remains fit for purpose following the recent exit of Blackrock from the organisation.

Just ahead of an appearance before Parliament’s Energy Security and Net Zero Committee of Ed Miliband, the Committee it has set out its main questions over the UK’s transition to greener energy.

The number of electric heavy goods vehicles in Amazon’s transportation network will grow from nine to more than 160 electric trucks in the UK as Amazon expands its zero-exhaust emission deliveries in the UK.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is hoping that improving UK-China relationship will lead to a raft of opportunities, including sustainable finance cooperation.

The World Economic Foundation (WEF) Future of Jobs Report 2025 predicts 78 million job opportunities by 2030 with green jobs a major part of the change.

Jatco, a Japanese powertrains manufacturer, has opened a new factory in the International Advanced Manufacturing Park (IAMP), Sunderland, to supply the nearby Nissan plant.

Octopus Energy has acquired agrivoltaic developer OX2 France under its Sky fund, the largest deal in France to date, as the company targets €1bn of investment in the country.

The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) is proposing a new smart data scheme, giving consumers access to tailored support to explore lower-carbon tariffs, switch suppliers and compare prices more easily.

New analysis has found that compared with ten years ago, climate science scepticism has almost entirely disappeared from the opinion pages of British newspapers.

Marks & Spencer has introduced 85 zero or lower emission vehicles to its fleet, and in operation, almost 10 per cent of M&S’s transport will be powered by zero or lower-emission solutions.

2024 has been confirmed as the warmest year on record globally, and the first calendar year that the average global temperature exceeded 1.5C above its pre-industrial level.