Energy

Scotland's Just Transition Commission calls for urgent action from policymakers and North Sea industries to ensure a smooth and fair transition for oil and gas workers as the switch to net zero technologies accelerates

Green Finance Institute warns plans to cut school emissions 75 per cent by 2037 face a £16.3bn investment gap, which the private sector could help bridge

Trial suggests dynamic pricing offers could allow drivers without access to charge points at home to enjoy reduced running costs compared to petrol vehicles

Capital spending plans through to 2027 cut by £3bn due to planning delays and economic factors, but energy giant reiterates commitment to clean energy transition

MPs slam 'lost decade' of underpowered energy efficiency programmes that has made it harder to meet climate and fuel poverty goals

Reforms in the Planning and Infrastructure Bill mean Section 50 licences would no longer be required to installed chargepoint at home - but it is a change the government could and should introduce right away, writes the REA's Matt Adams

New working paper seeks views on how to formalise requirement for clean energy developers to provide community benefit schemes

International Energy Agency warns the global supply of key energy-related metals and minerals is becoming more, not less, concentrated

UK's biggest energy supplier launches tariff to curb bills for social housing tenants and incentivise landlords to invest in green upgrades

Project aims to tackle infrastructure challenges that could hamper the electrification of the Thames fleet