Infrastructure

IEA warns producers and consumers need to work together to secure global gas supplies in response to mounting geopolitical concerns, while 'taking into account the need to advance clean energy transitions'

Bank and energy firm team up to offer new financing deals to support the installation of energy-saving clean technologies

Site in Scotland could host Europe's largest green hydrogen production plant

Historic moment for the UK, as the country's last remaining coal-fired power plant at Ratcliffe-on-Soar formally closes and starts two-year decommissioning process

Further blow to controversial plans for new coal mine, after Coal Authority refuses to grant underground licences

Rachel Reeves said to be considering reforms that could free up £50bn for investment in strategically important infrastructure

UK Infrastructure Bank and XLCC confirm factory funding as National Grid breaks ground on £4.3bn subsea 'superhighway'

Analysis from Oceana estimates that 'true level' of oil pollution in UK seas is 43 per cent higher than official reports suggest

Clean tech markets are booming, but two sobering new reports should raise the alarm over the urgent need to accelerate progress

Lighting, water, and heating upgrades, including Royal Mail's first gas-free heating system, are set to provide 3,500 tonnes of carbon savings