Dan McGrail CEO of Great British Energy has written to the House of Commons Joint Committee on Human Rights with an update on its approach to tackling forced labour in supply chains.

More than 120 IPCC authors are meeting in Mexico City to advance the first draft of its report on carbon removal technologies, is scheduled for release in 2027. (Picture credit: Carbon Clean.)

The EU’s new Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) now apply across the EU.

There is something of a Biblical theme to recent events, drought, a solar eclipse creating a energy dark patch and jellyfish interrupting generation.

EV transactions rose two-thirds (67 per cent) as market share hit a record 5.5 per cent as the UK’s used car market returned to growth in the second quarter, according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).

Reports in The Telegraph indicate that Chinese wind turbine maker Ming Yang is seeking to overturn a Government ban.

The UK has long been a net importer of food. Even at the height of the Second World War, with strict rationing the UK relied on food dangerously shipped in.

EDF is now offering free seven-year service and warranty package to customers purchasing an air source heat pump before 31August.

DESNZ is offering ‘savings’ of ‘up to’ £2,500 over 10 years to households living near new or upgraded pylons, with discounts to electricity bills.

Britain has already spent £1bn this year on wasting wind power, reaching that target two months earlier than last year, and costs could reach £3.2bn in the next 12 months, according to the system operator.

A solar-to-hydrogen efficiency above 10 per cent has been reached in testing at Sparc Hydrogen's laboratories.

More than £47m of Government funding is to be invested in UK’s automotive sector to support the development and commercialisation of next-generation automotive technologies.