Housing association claims the bond linked to emissions reduction and energy efficiency improvements is a first for housing association sector
As government deliberates on whether to sanction hydrogen-based heating, Energy Networks Association insists UK-wide hydrogen blending roll-out would be possible from next winter
The Treasury is reportedly reviewing the Energy Company Obligation as it looks to ease rising energy bills, despite warnings from BEIS that cutting levy would be 'short termist'
Developers would need to ensure new buildings improve local biodiversity, or invest in nature-projects to offset impacts elsewhere
Government has so far only come forward with a fraction of £9.2bn energy efficiency funding it promised during current parliament, coalition points out
BusinessGreen offers a five point guide for how progressive companies can shield themselves from volatile energy markets while still moving closer to their net zero goals
Goverment unlocks millions for new heat networks as it sets out plans for stricter regulatory framework for low carbon heat market
VIDEO: Third in series of films exploring London's path to net zero by 2030 looks at the challenge of decarbonising the city's heat and buildings
Findings deliver blow to claims that heat pumps will only be able to decarbonise certain types of homes
Both Westminster and Brussels have announced new regulations and standards designed to slash emissions from buildings, but concerns remain that reforms are not ambitious enough