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Technology

Do heat pumps have a 'cosiness' problem?

Technology

Do heat pumps have a 'cosiness' problem?

Research into what households in the UK, Finland, Sweden and Romania most want from their home heating system, may provide crucial insights into how to encourage adoption of low carbon sources

clock 18 February 2025 • 5 min read
Sian Sutherland: 'The plastic crisis is an extraordinary one-off gateway to the climate crisis'

Recycling

Sian Sutherland: 'The plastic crisis is an extraordinary one-off gateway to the climate crisis'

Co-founder of A Plastic Planet and the Plastic Health Council chats about her role in launching a new moulded fibre bottle company at Davos, and why she's encouraged by innovation in new bio-materials

clock 18 February 2025 • 7 min read
Fashion retailer Arket launches clothing repair and alterations service Sojo

Recycling

Fashion retailer Arket launches clothing repair and alterations service Sojo

H&M Group-owned brand teams up with clothing repair specialist Sojo to offer in-store and online services to extend the life of its clothing

clock 17 February 2025 • 2 min read
Can the government deliver a competitive UK green steel industry?

Policy

Can the government deliver a competitive UK green steel industry?

The government insists the UK is 'well positioned to be at the forefront of the global transition to green steel', as it seeks views on its forthcoming Plan for Steel

clock 17 February 2025 • 6 min read
AI's climate and water impacts cannot be ignored - businesses need to weigh up the trade-offs

Technology

AI's climate and water impacts cannot be ignored - businesses need to weigh up the trade-offs

The choice is clear: businesses can either continue expanding AI with unchecked environmental consequences, or develop responsible AI frameworks that balance innovation with climate-conscious decision-making, writes Gartner's Sarah Watt

clock 17 February 2025 • 4 min read
'Grid for Good': National Grid launches £13.8m home energy efficiency drive

Investment

'Grid for Good': National Grid launches £13.8m home energy efficiency drive

Grid operator unveils multi-million-pound affordability fund to help UK households struggling with energy costs

clock 17 February 2025 • 3 min read
Thames Tideway confirms London's 'super sewer' is now fully connected

Waste

Thames Tideway confirms London's 'super sewer' is now fully connected

Full connection of the 25 kilometre-long sewer tunnel should help prevent 95 per cent of sewage spills into the Thames

clock 17 February 2025 • 3 min read
Trump's tariffs deepen America's need for domestic circular economy

Supply chain

Trump's tariffs deepen America's need for domestic circular economy

A growing need for rare minerals is bolstering the case for more circular business models

clock 14 February 2025 • 3 min read
Carbon recycling firm LanzaTech is spinning out synthetic biology tech

Technology

Carbon recycling firm LanzaTech is spinning out synthetic biology tech

LanzaTech, which went public last year, is still not profitable

clock 14 February 2025 • 4 min read
Government awards £34m in heat network funding to projects in Leeds, London, Kent, and Devon

Infrastructure

Government awards £34m in heat network funding to projects in Leeds, London, Kent, and Devon

Latest Green Heat Network Fund awards takes total invested under the carbon heating scheme to more than £380m

clock 14 February 2025 • 4 min read
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