The government has launched a £15bn Warm Homes Plan, promising grants and low-cost finance to upgrade millions of homes and cut household energy bills.
The Department for Transport has embarked on a new campaign to convince consumers of the benefits of switching to EVs.
UK Power Networks is trialling a technology that maximises the use of existing low voltage cables rather than build anew allowing for a more localised power distribution.
Up to £43m will be allocated to green aviation projects by the Government, with the production of low-carbon fuels expected to add up to £5bn to the economy by 2050.
Ford has partnered with Ohme, allowing Ford dealers across Northern Ireland to provide complementary Ohme chargers to customers.
Well not quite, but most new electricity demand in the year 2024 to 2025 was met by renewables, creating the first reduction in fossil fuel power generation in ten years.
DESNZ has awarded a record 8.4GW worth of contracts to build offshore wind projects, including what might become be the world's largest offshore wind farm off the coast of Scotland.
Investment in clean fuels will need to quadruple by 2030 to meet global clean fuel ambitions, according to a new World Economic Forum (WEF) report.
Under the 12-year agreement, Microsoft will purchase 2.85 million soil carbon removal credits from Indigo, ion one of the largest soil carbon deals to date.
eBay has released its inaugural climate transition plan, a roadmap detailing how the company will advance sustainable commerce, reduce emissions across its operations and value chain, and achieve its long-term climate commitments.
The UK’s seventh Contract for Difference allocation round (CfD AR7) were announced on 14 January with a total of 8.4GW of capacity awarded, compared to 3.8GW in AR6.
The UK is among the world’s top three destinations for announced foreign direct investment (FDI) with around $85bn a year invested between January 2022 to September 2025.
The average price of electricity traded on day-ahead markets last year was around £83 per MWh but could have been as high as £121 per MWh, were it not for British windfarms limiting the role of gas power plants in setting prices, according to new analysis by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).
Water Plus has gained a net-zero standard for science-based target and reduction pathway.
A new analysis suggests that the gross costs of net-zero could exceed official predictions of £7.6tr.
So, after much debate the EU decided that gas wasn’t a fossil fuel, merely a ‘transition’ fuel under its EU Taxonomy, next up is nuclear weapons.
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Record offshore wind projects awarded
Green energy and AI attract UK investment
Green economy to surpass $7trn annually by 2030
Net-zero could cost billions more
Microsoft to buy 2.85 million tonnes of carbon removal
EV roadside repairs easier than ICE
Turning old blades to fence posts
‘Best’ farmland should be protected from solar
US climate withdraw a ‘step back’
Green nukes anyone?
Govt launches £15bn Warm Homes Plan to boost solar and cut energy bills
Ohme’s where the Ford is
Energy's local heroes
Government to boost green aviation
DoT launces new campaign for EVs
Analysing AR7
China finally comes clean
WEF: $100bn clean fuel investment imperative
A net-zero first in the business water sector
Wind farms helped cut power prices in 2025