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Politics

VAT axe or levy lever?

Taxation

VAT axe or levy lever?

The government has signalled it wants the Budget to reduce energy bills - reforming the system of green levies should be the obvious mechanism for doing so

clock 04 November 2025 • 6 min read
Reports: Treasury urged to prioritise axing energy bill levies over mooted VAT cuts

Politics

Reports: Treasury urged to prioritise axing energy bill levies over mooted VAT cuts

Experts warn proposal to remove VAT from energy bills would disproportionately benefit richer households and could result in higher emissions

clock 03 November 2025 • 4 min read
COP30: National climate plans 'fall short of what is needed', business groups warn

Policy

COP30: National climate plans 'fall short of what is needed', business groups warn

Business groups representing more than 100,000 firms worldwide call for realignment of public finance and policy frameworks to accelerate clean energy transition

clock 03 November 2025 • 5 min read
Global Briefing: US and Japan ink critical minerals and rare earths supply deal

Supply chain

Global Briefing: US and Japan ink critical minerals and rare earths supply deal

Plus: G20's widening 'CDR gap', IKEA's largest solar project in India, and a 'world first' deep mine carbon storage project in Georgia

clock 31 October 2025 • 14 min read
MPs launch new cross-party group to 'rebuild consensus' on tackling climate and nature crisis

Policy

MPs launch new cross-party group to 'rebuild consensus' on tackling climate and nature crisis

UK Climate and Nature Crisis Caucus aims provide a forum in Parliament to champion climate and nature, resist division, and hold government to account on its environmental pledges

clock 30 October 2025 • 6 min read
'We cannot afford to slow down': The green economy reacts to the Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan

Policy

'We cannot afford to slow down': The green economy reacts to the Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan

Business leaders, campaigners, and climate experts react to the government's new Carbon Budget and Growth Delivery Plan

clock 29 October 2025 • 13 min read
How national climate pledges may - or may not - cut global emissions 10 per cent by 2035

Climate change

How national climate pledges may - or may not - cut global emissions 10 per cent by 2035

A failure of most countries to submit new national climate plans ahead of COP30 has left the UN struggling to calculate the likely trajectory for global greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade

clock 28 October 2025 • 8 min read
Clean power by 2030: Should it stay or should it go?

Policy

Clean power by 2030: Should it stay or should it go?

The Tony Blair Institute has attempted to spark a debate over whether the government's clean power goal should be dropped - green businesses and investors are unlikely to welcome another unnecessary political row

clock 24 October 2025 • 5 min read
Fatih Birol: Age of electricity is here, but dark geopolitical shadow looms over energy sector

Energy

Fatih Birol: Age of electricity is here, but dark geopolitical shadow looms over energy sector

IEA executive director reflects on the emergence of electricity as the world's 'dominant energy source', even as the consensus on climate action comes under fire

clock 23 October 2025 • 4 min read
Clean Power 2030: Tony Blair Institute calls for 'reframing' of flagship target

Policy

Clean Power 2030: Tony Blair Institute calls for 'reframing' of flagship target

Government signals it is prepared to miss goal if costs prove excessive, as influential think tank recommends target should be kept but with a sharper focus on cheaper energy

clock 23 October 2025 • 7 min read
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