Prime Minister promotes new funding for community energy projects, as he hails "the green transition as the best chance we will ever have to reindustrialise Britain"
Could cash-strapped UK councils borrow money from their own residents to pay for local climate action? New Green Finance Institute research makes a compelling case
The Burnham administration's devolution and cost of living agenda has a lot to recommend it, but why is it not being clearly linked to the government's decarbonisation efforts?
BBC reports Number 10 is expected to give green light to controversial project within weeks, sparking fresh questions over how increased emissions will fit into UK carbon budgets
UK Prime Minister becomes one of first world leaders to confirm attendance at this year's UN Climate Summit in Türkiye
Andy Burnham reportedly considering changes to insolvency rules to strengthen environmental protections and ease path towards bringing energy and water firms under greater public control
Report set outs package of reforms to remove policy costs from electricity bills, offer renters access to clean energy, and incentivise sustainable farming
Experts argue that regardless of decision on controversial North Sea drilling projects, the government should develop a clearer roadmap for the UK's transition away from fossil fuels
Prime Minister announces increase in fines for a range of waste offences, as clear up of illegal dumps expands
The Times reports Andy Burnham is expected to defer decisions on Rosebank and Jackdaw oil fields, as opposition to fresh drilling builds