R&D
Global Climathon catalyses innovation from Honduras to Honolulu
Winning ideas at the annual climate hackathon cover everything from up-cycling schemes to climate resilience maps
Push and pull is needed to green our economy
WWF's Angela Francis reveals how the newly launched Green Innovation Policy Commission aims to help accelerate the development and deployment of clean technologies
Airlines call for increased public funding to help cut carbon emissions
UK trade group Airlines UK warns net zero by 2050 will not be achieved without more government support for green aviation technology development
Advanced propulsion: New £50m R&D funding round awarded to zero emission projects
Government and industry funding provided to three projects working to deliver zero emission buses and more efficient electric vehicles
BusinessGreen Technology Awards 2019: Last chance to enter
The UK's top clean tech developers and investors have until Monday 7th October at 5pm to complete their entries for the fifth annual BusinessGreen Technology Awards
Take on the BusinessGreen Technology Challenge
Top clean tech companies invited to pitch at the upcoming BusinessGreen Technology Festival
The climate solutions beneath our feet
There are myriad emissions-busting solutions offered by the natural world, but, argues WWF's Melissa Ho, too many of them are being ignored
As long as two Angels of the North: World's longest wind turbine blade to arrive in UK
GE Offshore Wind will today dock the first 107 metre long blade for its Haliade-X 12MW turbine at the Blyth testing facility near Newcastle
From planes to plastics, government unveils new wave of net zero R&D funding
In what could prove to be a parting gift, Business Secretary Greg Clark announces £80m of funding for electric car and aircraft projects, and unveils a £60m sustainable plastics challenge
Meals from methane: BP Ventures invests $30m in green animal feed
BP Ventures has snapped up a stake in Californian company Calysta, whose feedstock protein aims to enhance the sustainability of fish and livestock farming
Waitrose trials "invisible door" to cut retail energy bills
'AirDoor' could cut £1.5bn from the energy bills of British retailers
Refreezing the poles and greening the oceans: Centre for Climate Repair launches in Cambridge
Cambridge University has created a research unit dedicated to exploring radical approaches for repairing the Earth's climate, but concerns over geo-engineering remain
ExxonMobil promises $100m for biofuels and CCS research
Oil giant announces latest clean tech R&D push
UKRI launches £30m fund for smart energy innovators
Entrepreneurs can now apply to a new £30m fund to support smart energy innovations, launched as part of the UKRI's Prospering from the Energy Revolution programme
Shell launches expanded clean tech funding competition
This year's New Energy Challenge is set to feature two competitions for both start-ups and scale-ups run by young entrepreneurs
What is green gas and where could it come from?
It could herald an end to fossil fuel heating and cooking, but can green hydrogen be sourced at scale? IMechE's Dr Jen Baxter mulls some of the options
UK and China cut ribbon on joint offshore wind research centre
New £2m joint venture in Yantai City aims to help accelerate expansion of global offshore wind industry
Goldwind backs Oxford PV as part of £31m funding round
Chinese renewable energy giant invests in pioneering UK-based perovskite solar specialist
North West prepares pitch to become UK Low Carbon Industrial Cluster
New collaboration hoping to mobilise £500m of investment in low carbon heavy industry over the coming decades
SUSTAIN: £35m research network aims to fire up 'carbon neutral' steel sector
New university and industry-backed network aims to deliver 'cleaner, greener, and smarter' steel sector
C-Capture secures £3.5m backing from BP, Drax and IP Group
UK carbon removal specialist's fundraise will help it further develop chemical-based system to remove CO2 from power plants, steel works, and cement factories
Solar trains: Government confirms funding for low carbon rail projects, but does it go far enough
Five projects to each received £350,000 as Department for Transport seeks to cut diesel emissions across the UK rail network
Storage at Scale: Government charges up new £20m long-term storage competition
BEIS launches new funding competition to support innovative long-duration energy storage technologies
Three things you need to know about Malta, the Google-incubated and Bill Gates-backed startup
The energy storage technology company is proving that batteries aren't just for backup anymore
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