Our annual awards presented the best of the best. A great night of celebrating a host of solutions and programmes each and every one helping build a bridge from the past to the greener future.
The summer is over, Parliament is back and the Budget looms. This is when reality starts to bite the most recent Prime Minister and his Chancellor with the Boiler Upgrade Scheme in the firing line.
EV using, self-driving, Google-owned Waymo seems to be getting ready to launch in the UK.
A global survey of supply chain professionals finds that over the past year 40 per cent have experienced climate-related disruptions, alongside geopolitical instability (38 per cent), cyber incidents (38 per cent) and raw material shortages.
To aid a cleaner world, the award, now in its second year, helps scale start-ups addressing Africa’s energy challenges.
Water stress is already hitting operating costs, supply chains and infrastructure across European industry and shortages now rank as high as cyber-attacks and supply chain disruption for industrial business continuity.
Electric fleets could get cheaper public EV charging, with drivers able to access discounted rates at chargers.
RenewableUK’s latest EnergyPulse report on floating offshore wind shows that the capacity of fully operational projects has surged worldwide from 277MW 12 months ago to 382MW today, which is an increase of 38 per cent.
In her Labour Conference speech, Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh announced that she would devolve the Warm Homes Plan, the Government’s £15bn funding pot for upgrading homes.
Britain exports around 8 million tonnes of scrap steel annually, while importing higher value steel products.
Perception is reality. Research suggests that there is a potential gap between business preparedness on energy and perception of those challenges.
DNV's Energy Transition Outlook UK 2026 has been published, reviewing the progress and barriers to net-zero, and concludes net-zero is likely, but only by 2098.
Electric diggers have passed their trails and the fleet is set for expansion with UK Power Networks.
EV registrations boomed in September with 100,172 sales, the largest number in a single month. EVs accounted for 28.2 per cent of all new cars, with registrations up 38 per cent on last year.
The Global Sustainable Transition Alliance (GSTA) is creating an international GHG product footprinting standard for the global food and beverage sector.
Greenpeace UK has today written to the Crown Estate threatening legal action over the way it leases plots on the seabed to offshore wind developers.
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Net-zero in 2098
38 per cent increase in floating offshore capacity
Common food carbon footprint reporting
A local BUS doesn’t add up
Water shortages will threaten growth within five years
100,000 extra EVs in UK
Energy complexity creating a confidence gap for businesses
FCA drops proposed sustainability reporting
Greenpeace attacks Crown Estate
FleetBoost to cut commercial EV costs
BUS in danger of cuts
Waymo about to go
Businesses reactive, not proactive to climate threats
Africa Energy Entrepreneurship Award
Silent digging