Policy

Are EU plans to reform its Emissions Trading System a lifeline for struggling industry and a much-needed boost for carbon removals, or a giant subsidy that gives firms more freedom to pollute?

New Prime Minister said to be increasingly likely to back further oil and gas production in the North Sea, including approval for controversial Jackdaw and Rosebank projects

Defra reveals latest phase of waste crime crackdown saw 42 sites inspected, leading to over 30 criminal investigations

Andy Burnham announces latest appointments to key green economy roles, as Number 10 confirms Environment Minister Mary Creagh and Energy Minister Lord Whitehead have left government

Climate Barometer survey takes temperature check of climate and clean energy policy sentiment in Parliament, suggesting strong cross-party support for net zero goals remains

As the new Prime Minister settles into Number 10, Elmhurst Energy's managing director Stuart Fairlie looks at his record in Greater Manchester and explores what it could mean for the UK's retrofit journey

Court confirms watchdog has the authority to pursue criminal proceedings against former employees accused of trying to manipulate water tests

Andy Burnham continues his shake-up of government with wave of junior ministerial appointments

Government announces it to cut bus fare cap by a third from next year, as part of latest efforts to boost green transport and ease cost of living pressures

New report from the Energy Transmissions Commission explores how different geothermal technologies could play a 'much larger' role in accelerating the energy transition, if the right policy support and investment is provided