Energy efficiency statistics lay bare the scale of draughty homes in England and Wales
Latest Office for National Statistics data shows there has been little improvement in home energy efficiency in recent years, writes Andrew Warren
Not far off half the energy the UK consumes each year is used in buildings. Two-thirds of that consumption happens in our homes. But the latest official statistics underscore the scale of draughty, inefficient...
More on Energy
More news
Mark Carney responds to mounting criticism of 'net zero' claims
Carney concedes avoided emissions do not count toward science-based net zero targets, despite previously claiming asset manager Brookfield is 'net zero today' due to its investments in renewables
Global Briefing: Bangladesh drops plans for nine new coal plants
SEC climate disclosure plans, hydrogen developments, and climate-committed K-Pop are to the fore in this week's Global Briefing
Digging into the complex, confusing, and contentious world of soil carbon offsets
Jim Giles explores the deep divisions that are shaping the emerging field of soil-based offsets
UN: Weak 2030 national climate plans put world 'very far' from meeting Paris goals
UN urges countries to submit tougher climate plans to meet Paris goals and prevent climate catastrophe
