Battery electric car registrations rose 8.1 per cent in April, but the market share of 20.4 per cent is still significantly below Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate requirement.

A new report from SolarPower Europe reveals that the world installed a record 597 GW of solar power in 2024.

Microsoft has extended its ten-year deal with Stockholm Exergi from 3.33 million tonnes to 5.08 million tonnes of permanent carbon removals. At 500,000 tonnes annually, the extended contract represents the world’s largest agreement for permanent removals on a yearly basis.

Octopus Energy data suggests that customers can get heat pumps, solar panels and EV chargers approved fastest in the South West, South East and South Wales whilst customers in Scotland face up to 45-day delays on average for solar installation.

The European solar sector has issued strong recommendations to EU policymakers and regulators to address cybersecurity risks in an increasingly digital energy system.

Following the figures for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS), Ambient’s Electrified Heat Transition Tracker (EHTT) report reveals the opportunities and missed opportunities associated with heating electrification.

The Reform party is associated with a degree of scepticism on net-zero targets, but that impression could be wrong. More than half voters who had planned to vote for Reform UK in local elections actually support climate policies.

The mandating of solar panels on car parks is under consideration as a part of the Government’s Plan for Change with DESNZ launching a call for evidence.

Scientists have created a new genetic map that could help develop more sustainable, resilient and nutritious pea crops worldwide.

Although it appears the blackouts across Spain and Portugal were accidental, it raises the spectre of more incidents, deliberate or not. There are therefore considerable concerns around cybersecurity and growing vulnerabilities in energy infrastructure.

Amongst accusations that Tony Blair has contradicted the Government, Ed Miliband and net-zero, and the counter claims that he fully backs Miliband, Starmer and net-zero, there is what the ex-prime minister actually said.

The Climate Change Committee is getting restless. It’s sense of frustration with the current Government is palpable, with it saying: “Notably, there has been no change in addressing this risk with the change in Government.” It’s almost as if the incoming regime promised much more than it’s delivering.