Policy

The CCC's annual progress report underscores the critical role planning reform will play in keeping the UK at the forefront of the clean technology arms race, argues Britain Remade's Sam Richards

Energy-intensive businesses and heat network operators have a month left to apply for government support that could see wholesale energy bills slashed by a fifth

Government responds to criticism from the Office of Environmental Protection over failure to complete post-implementation reviews of green laws

'I urge the government to regroup on net zero and commit to bolder delivery - This is a period when pace must be prioritised over perfection'

Annual progress report warns government's official advisors have 'markedly less' confidence in the UK's ability to meet its decarbonisation targets from 2030 onwards

New report slams state of UK farming and land use decarbonisation policy framework, warning current approach 'lacks both substance and credibility'

Government again rejects Lords' attempts to add environmental protections to Retained EU Law Bill, but agrees to consult publicly over future changes to EU-derived law

Two new reports urge the government to get low-carbon housing and energy efficiency plans back on track if it wants to meet green targets and keep bills down

Transport Secretary hails adoption of clean technologies as 'maritime's biggest transformation since sail gave way to steam'

But Treasury sparks speculation that other green levies could return to energy bills from July