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Politics

'Greater political commitment is needed': Why the clean tech revolution remains far behind schedule

Technology

'Greater political commitment is needed': Why the clean tech revolution remains far behind schedule

The world’s biggest economies may have signed up to the Breakthrough Agenda two years ago, but critical clean technologies are still struggling to break through

clock 14 September 2023 • 8 min read
UK and Ireland sign 'landmark' energy transition co-operation agreement

Politics

UK and Ireland sign 'landmark' energy transition co-operation agreement

New memorandum of understanding aims to boost both states’ efforts to accelerate renewables development, deploy new interconnectors, and enhance energy security

clock 12 September 2023 • 4 min read
The genius of the US Inflation Reduction Act? Demand-side electrification and whole-systems thinking

Policy

The genius of the US Inflation Reduction Act? Demand-side electrification and whole-systems thinking

A comprehensive review of the UK's green strengths can break the current net zero policy stasis, writes Centre for Net Zero’s Lucy Yu

clock 12 September 2023 • 5 min read
People power: The case for a national public engagement plan for climate change

Policy

People power: The case for a national public engagement plan for climate change

A failure to inform and engage the public with the climate crisis could result in a 'vocal and unrepresentative minority of the population' undermining net zero goals, according to a major new report

clock 07 September 2023 • 8 min read
COP28: UAE to convene 500 CEOs at Business and Philanthropy Forum

Politics

COP28: UAE to convene 500 CEOs at Business and Philanthropy Forum

COP28 Presidency announces private sector meeting focused on climate action and finance, which aims to be largest of its type ever held

clock 07 September 2023 • 4 min read
Government warned lack of green industrial strategy risks wiping £224bn off UK economy

Policy

Government warned lack of green industrial strategy risks wiping £224bn off UK economy

Aldersgate Group calls for targeted policy support, positive market signals, and smart regulation to avoid UK losing out in rapidly accelerating global clean tech race

clock 07 September 2023 • 6 min read
'Very little has changed': Has the 'de facto' onshore wind farm ban really been lifted?

Wind

'Very little has changed': Has the 'de facto' onshore wind farm ban really been lifted?

The government insists its latest planning changes will help 'provide a cleaner, cheaper and more secure energy system for the UK' - but the onshore wind industry begs to differ

clock 06 September 2023 • 9 min read
Summertime stasis: How conflicting net zero signals have left green businesses confused and concerned

Politics

Summertime stasis: How conflicting net zero signals have left green businesses confused and concerned

It's been a busy summer for the green economy, but the government's triangulation is continuing to wilfully damage the UK's investment climate

clock 05 September 2023 • 7 min read
Labour reshuffle: Steve Reed replaces Jim McMahon as Shadow Environment Secretary

Politics

Labour reshuffle: Steve Reed replaces Jim McMahon as Shadow Environment Secretary

Promotions for Angela Rayner and Darren Jones, as Keir Starmer embarks on reshuffle of Shadow Cabinet

clock 04 September 2023 • 3 min read
Reports: Government to lift onshore wind 'ban', but developers fear key barriers could remain in place

Wind

Reports: Government to lift onshore wind 'ban', but developers fear key barriers could remain in place

Number 10 is reportedly in talks with rebel backbenchers over amendment that would end 'de facto ban' on new onshore wind farms in England

clock 04 September 2023 • 7 min read
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