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Policy

New climate clauses embedded in key government contracts

Supply chain

New climate clauses embedded in key government contracts

The Chancery Lane Project welcomes inclusion of clauses designed to promote adoption of carbon-saving measures among government suppliers

clock 07 September 2026 • 2 min read
'There can be no rolling back': Renewables provide over half Northern Ireland's power for first time

Energy

'There can be no rolling back': Renewables provide over half Northern Ireland's power for first time

Stormont government hails latest renewables milestone, as it commits to accelerating climate action and curbing energy costs across the country

clock 07 September 2026 • 3 min read
'There is a human cost here': Industry claims almost 20,000 retrofit professionals have lost their jobs since ECO cuts

Skills

'There is a human cost here': Industry claims almost 20,000 retrofit professionals have lost their jobs since ECO cuts

New analysis warns a further 41,000 people could be made redundant within the next six months without urgent action to deliver long-awaited Warm Homes Plan

clock 07 September 2026 • 7 min read
Green Book: Treasury promises boost for regional infrastructure projects

Policy

Green Book: Treasury promises boost for regional infrastructure projects

Changes to Green Book and new National Wealth Fund regional partnerships promise to make it easier to deliver public transport and low carbon infrastructure projects

clock 07 September 2026 • 6 min read
The boardroom is missing a chair

Science

The boardroom is missing a chair

Paul Polman makes the case for climate scientists to be given seats at boardroom tables and cabinet meetings

clock 07 September 2026 • 5 min read
'Collect £5m - Burn the planet': Climate protestors disrupt Reform UK conference

Politics

'Collect £5m - Burn the planet': Climate protestors disrupt Reform UK conference

Protestors unfurl 'burn the planet' banner to draw attention to Reform UK's £24m in donations from fossil fuel interests

clock 04 September 2026 • 6 min read
Global Briefing: China's CO2 emissions fall despite coal generation rebound

Energy

Global Briefing: China's CO2 emissions fall despite coal generation rebound

Falling oil consumption cuts China's Q2 carbon emissions, US and UK to chart 'Pink Corridor' for nuclear-powered shipping, and Spain pushes for oil and gas tax to fund climate adaptation

clock 04 September 2026 • 9 min read
COP17: Why the world still can't agree on how to tackle drought

Climate change

COP17: Why the world still can't agree on how to tackle drought

Often overshadowed by larger and busier UN climate summits, this year's COP17 desertification summit felt more important than ever - yet countries still failed to agree on what needs to be done, according to University of Leeds academic Susan Ann Samuel...

clock 04 September 2026 • 4 min read
Reports: Government poised to approve Jackdaw gas project

Energy

Reports: Government poised to approve Jackdaw gas project

BBC reports Number 10 is expected to give green light to controversial project within weeks, sparking fresh questions over how increased emissions will fit into UK carbon budgets

clock 04 September 2026 • 4 min read
From the Highlands to the Himalayas: This summer's climate extremes are a warning businesses cannot ignore

Climate change

From the Highlands to the Himalayas: This summer's climate extremes are a warning businesses cannot ignore

Tackling climate change is not a story about sacrifice - it is a story about progress, and about finally turning off the oil tap, writes Polestar's Fredrika Klarén

clock 04 September 2026 • 5 min read
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