Energy

Latest provisional statistics show UK greenhouse emissions are now 52.7 per cent below 1990 levels

Half the power needed by the world's largest retailer now comes from clean energy projects

UK emissions are down 52 per cent since 1990 and fossil fuels last year provided just a third of UK power - change is happening

The North has already powered one industrial revolution - it stands ready to deliver another, writes Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin

New analysis reveals UK offshore wind capacity maintained second place in global league table, despite rate of additions falling in 2023

Regulator claims oil and gas electrification could deliver emissions savings equal to taking one million cars off the road for a year

Concerns mount about effectiveness of UK smart meter roll-out, after government revises upwards its figures for faulty devices

The love–hate relationship between manufacturing and its fuel has long driven innovation - the challenge of the net zero transition is no exception, writes Encirc's Fiacre O'Donell

Keir Starmer will today promise to turbocharge floating offshore wind development, but the government is again accusing the Opposition of pursuing decarbonisation targets that could push up energy costs

BMW battery supplier in talks to invest more than £1bn in West Midlands facility that could become UK's largest gigafactory, reports claim