Following a successful trial period, the Refill Coalition has proved the viability of its refill and reuse solutions and will share the learnings with industry shortly.

National Grid has agreed to sell its National Grid Renewables US onshore renewables business to Brookfield Asset Management.

Reforms to the Government’s renewables schemes could pave way for more projects to come online for clean power 2030.

Octopus Energy and housebuilder gs8 have teamed up to develop the UK's largest Zero Bills development in Thornwood, Epping.

A fibre-based bottle, manufactured from sustainably sourced wood pulp and designed to be recycled in the same way as paper or card, has gain fiancé that will kick start its scaled production.

Cities house more than half of the world’s population and without timely action from cities, achieving net-zero emissions and the goals of the Paris Agreement will be impossible.

The European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change has published its rather long titled report Scaling up carbon dioxide removals – Recommendations for navigating opportunities and risks in the EU. The report outlines key actions for the EU to accelerate the deployment of carbon dioxide removals.

Dan McGrail, currentCEO of RenewableUK, will be the interim CEO of Great British Energy. Starting this March and working over a six-month period, it will mean that executive director of offshore wind Jane Cooper will be promoted to deputy CEO of RenewableUK.

Climeworks, the carbon removal company, has secured deals with TikTok and Two Drifters Distillery to remove over 6,000 tonnes of carbon.

The European Heat Pump Association (EHPA) has published data that shows an average fall of 23 per cent in 13 European countries in 2024 compared to 2023.

Global Underwater Hub (GUH) and Scottish Enterprise (SE) have signed a memorandum of understanding which will see them work in partnership to establish a subsea supply chain ecosystem as a global centre of excellence for floating offshore wind.

Net-zero by 2050 is “sinister” according to US Energy Secretary Chris Wright, who has cited the UK’s wind farm and solar panel plans as evidence that renewables offer poor value, inflated pushed energy prices and hurt manufacturing.