Energy

Scunthorpe and Port Talbot could lead a 'steel revival' enabled by electric arc furnaces and better use of British scrap metal -but time is running out to deliver green steel strategy, ECIU warns

Interim boss confirmed in role on permanent basis, as he faces 'pivotal moment' for a sector facing its second fossil fuel shock in five years

Partner Insight: As the UK looks to strengthen its industrial base, Madeline Lockyer, Markets Director at Carbon Shift, Equans UK & Ireland, explores why funding, flexibility and electrification need to be considered together.

The government should act to lower the upfront cost of clean technologies in order to unlock immediate savings for vulnerable households - and get the UK off the fossil fuel rollercoaster - writes Jenn Humphries from the Centre for Net Zero

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing – October part one

New $150m Vietnam site to increase manufacturing capacity for jewellery made from recycled gold and silver by 50 per cent

Reforms aim to ensure Natural England's advice for planning proposals is focused on areas that 'present the greatest risks or opportunities for nature'

Anglian Water's drought manager Dan Hauck explains why, despite some recent rain, restoring water resources and preparing for the UK's next drought will take much longer

Energy Secretary insists government is continuing "to look at what more we can do to protect families from unaffordable bills", as price cap rises four per cent

Greenpeace issues fresh legal threat against land manager over uncapped fees charged to offshore wind developers that it argues risk undermining the UK's clean energy transition