Policy

New homes are the easy part of the heat electrification challenge - but the Future Homes Standard is falling short, writes Culmer Raphael's Edward Robsinon

Cavity wall and loft insulation no longer required to access grant funding, as experts forecast roll out of cheaper and easier to install heat pumps

Revenues from taxes designed to reduce negative environmental impacts have returned to pre-pandemic levels, new ONS data confirms

Mayors and Parties that put climate action at the heart of their campaigns dominated last week’s local election results, but will the message from voters be heeded?

Budget carriers urge European Commission to ignore IATA suggestions that contrail reporting should be voluntary and only apply to flights within Europe

New polling, strong showing from Greens and Labour, and victory for Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen all point to how public support for climate action is as robust as ever

New Appeals and Grievance Procedure aims to make it easier for communities negatively impacted by carbon credit projects to raise the alarm

Politicians and campaigners criticise Ministers for delivering an inadequate net zero strategy for a second time

Court rules in favour of campaigners, who argued plan relied too much on risky technologies and did not adequately consider risks of missing targets

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: April part two