Infrastructure
Black bag waste powers new Leeds low carbon heat network
New district heating scheme to provide low carbon heat to nearly 2,000 homes, while 22,000 will benefit from greener electricity
2020-2030: A decade of ambition for Northern Ireland's green energy system
Steven Agnew, head of the Northern Ireland Renewables Industry Group, reveals how engagement with renewables is evolving fast in the country
Triodos to finance Pod Point EV supermarket charging roll out
Green banking specialist joins with Tesco and Volkswagen to fund major charging infrastructure deployment
Report reveals 10-fold surge in global wave and tidal energy generation
Ocean energy organisation predicts 'considerable promise' for wave and tidal energy generation during the 2020s
Environment Agency steps up efforts to tackle water supply crunch
Government warns population growth and climate impacts means UK will need 3.4 billion litres of water a day by 2050
'No one‐size fits all': Good Energy and Engenie team up for electric vehicle infrastructure offer
Energy and EV specialists announce partnership to enable more tailored charging solutions for customers
EDF, Kaluza, and Dimplex team up for flexible electric home heating trial
More than 100 homes fitted with smart electric storage heaters to be controlled remotely via AI software in bid to cut CO2 and bills
Study: Coal developers risking $600bn on uncompetitive projects
Carbon Tracker analysis shows new renewables projects cheaper than new coal plants in all major markets
Open Energi debuts fully-automated energy trading system
Trading system will deliver optimum return on investment for energy storage developers, its creators say
Gridserve breaks ground on first ultra-fast EV charging station
Company aims to have a UK-wide network of ultra-fast charging stations operational within five years
Powervault to rollout 'virtual power plant' scheme in South London
New project follows successful trial of home battery storage system in the city, which led to cuts in both energy bills and CO2 emissions
Global coal decline leads to fall in CO2 emissions from power sector, research suggests
CO2 from the global power sector fell by the highest level in three decades last year, but the shift towards clean energy sources is still far too slow, research suggests
Reports: Government to delay National Infrastructure Strategy to beef up net zero plans
BBC reports that court ruling over Heathrow planning approval may require government to modify imminent National Infrastructure Strategy
Could Cadent's first UK 'transition bond' help turbocharge the journey towards net zero?
Gas distributor's issuance marks UK's first transition bond, a nascent asset class aimed at helping high carbon firms shift towards becoming greener
'No time to waste': UK water industry targets net zero by 2030
Water UK promises to deliver 2030 net zero strategy focused on energy efficiency, emissions reduction from water treatment processes, and ramping up clean energy sources
European energy giants step up calls for 'ambitious' EU climate law
Leading energy firms call on Brussels to deliver 2050 net zero target 'across all policy areas', as nearly 100 suppliers pledge to better engage customers with the energy transition
Barnsley 'virtual power plant' battery trial delivers green grid boost
Two-year project saw 40 batteries and solar rooftop sets fitted across a cluster of homes in bid to more flexibly manage electricity
Energy efficiency drive could save businesses £6bn, government estimates
Firms urged to scale up energy efficiency efforts by the government ahead of new data reporting obligations coming into force next month
'Net zero at lowest cost': Government unveils sweeping renewables reforms
Proposals to let onshore renewables compete for clean power contracts accompanied by new plans to boost energy storage and catalyse floating wind farm development
'Time to pull the plug': Is pressure on coal-investing banks starting to deliver results?
High street banks such as Barclays, HSBC and Standard Chartered are facing growing pressure from activists, shareholders and potentially regulators over their links to to coal and potential stranded asset risk
Electric Vehicle Consumer Code launched in bid to drive-up charge point installer standards
Renewable Energy Association's certification arm claims new code of best practice can offer protection for EV owners and installers alike
Global Briefing: Japan hints at coal export policy crackdown
Plus all the top green business news from around the world
NortH2: Shell unveils plans for 'Europe's largest green hydrogen project'
Shell, Gasunie, and Groningen Seaports launch ambitious plans to build green hydrogen hub for northern Europe
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