Policy

Too many rivers, lakes, estuaries and groundwater bodies ‘still not achieving’ desired standards, EA data reveals

Severn Trent was investigated by the Environment Agency for incidents of pollution and has paid more than £2m to local environmental charities as compensation

The transition to clean heat will not be delivered in Whitehall alone, but in factories, training centres, supply chains and, ultimately, in people’s homes, writes Vaillant UK's Henrik Juhl Hansen

Temu brings in specialists to support its compliance with packaging and waste electrical and electronic equipment obligations in the UK

Green groups claim move by Number 10 to give weight to job creation over green targets when awarding £90bn of public contracts each year is 'simply not the answer' to youth unemployment

The right of British politics has stepped up its attacks on climate action in recent weeks, so why has the rest of the political spectrum largely failed to seize the 'teachable moment' presented by crippling heatwaves to highlight the vital importance...

EV drivers without a driveway pay four times more in VAT than government's electricity tax cut saves the average household, new analysis finds

Consultancy's latest forecast argues UK economy has proven surprisingly resilient in face of energy shock, but risk of recession is growing as disruption to oil and gas markets continues

The new Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary has signalled her support for tackling fuel poverty, but she's inherited a Warm Homes Plan that is yet to be finalised - and, as Andrew Warren warns, energy efficiency jobs are being lost as the wait to fill...

Just 21 countries met a target to identify all environmentally 'harmful' subsidies, Spain rolls out new EV incentives, and Canberra reveals next stage of strategy to reach net zero by 2045