Energy

From an imminent peak in fossil fuel production and global CO2 emissions, to geopolitical volatility and soaring electricity demand, the IEA's latest World Energy Outlook paints a picture of a global energy system in flux

The latest report from the Global CCS Institute reveals how the pipeline of carbon capture projects is growing fast, but questions remain over the industry's ability to deliver at scale

Energy giant to offer household customers zero energy bills throughout December 2025 if they ditch gas boilers for heat pumps

Fifteen-year procurement deal expected to cover eight per cent of retailer's annual electricity needs

Coalition of 19 energy associations and system operators warn 'sub-optimal market mechanisms' are restricting the North Sea's green energy potential

Labour's £22bn pledge for CCS is a welcome step, but more nuanced policy is required to deliver a decarbonised and resilient energy system, argues the Grantham Institute's Esin Serin

Energy Crisis Commission warns UK's continued reliance on fossil gas means it risks a 'repeat of surging energy bills'

Washington DC-based firm unveils plans to build four micro-nuclear plants in Bridgend County in bid to decarbonise local industry

Rooftop solar rollout at UK national library to cut carbon emissions by 55 tonnes a year

The government has identified eight 'focus areas' for industrial development and beefed up its plans for a new National Wealth Fund - but can it deliver promised green investment