National Grid has launched a £5m fund to support 5,000 young people who are not in employment, education or training (NEET) over the next five years.

Drax, or at least its CEO, has said that Neso, and the UK’s power suppliers, should be made liable for failures holding up grid connections.

A new divide is appearing in the automotive sector, nit between EV makers and ICE creators, but between the electric infrastructure providers and carmakers over the ZEV Mandate.

Transport for London is seeking £1bn from several major carmakers over historic diesel emissions. Tfl alleges that cars entered its ULEZ zone without paying the levy, affecting pollution-control efforts, and revenue.

Recent announcements from several countries have refocused attention on the security implications of inverter supply chains.

Continued growth, led by private finance in domestic markets, has now enabled financing to reach $2tr per annum.

Morningstar has released its Global Sustainable Fund Report, reporting that in the fourth quarter of 2025, there were 40 new sustainable funds added globally, the lowest among the twelve quarters since 2023, with 22 new funds added in Europe and only one new fund added in the US.

The UK is experiencing a solar boom in the hot summers as a new record monthly generation record was created last year.

BP is putting its North Sea business up for sale and outlined plans to reduce its portfolio and staff.

More than two thirds (69) of the FTSE 100 made restatements on their sustainability metrics in 2025, rising for the third consecutive year.

M&S has commissioned a ‘first-of-its-kind’ truck with inverter technology that enables chilled trailers to be powered directly from its battery.

Semi-transparent solar cells that could be added to windows to efficiently harvest energy from indoor light as well as the sun have been developed by an international team led by UCL researchers.