Ahead of major government summit on Monday, business group calls for linked emissions trading systems, streamlined regulations, and mutual carbon border levy exemptions between UK and EU
The government's net zero strategy is accelerating, regardless of what anonymous sources keep suggesting to the contrary
Prime Minister hits back at critics of government's renewables drive as he warns backing away from clean energy transition would 'serve no one'
Over 130 businesses and trade associations back statement arguing renewables and energy efficiency can 'ensure long-term competitiveness, resilience, and prosperity in a rapidly changing world'
Ahead of the London Energy Security Summit, the Climate Group's Helen Clarkson argues renewables can play a critical role in enhancing resilience following several years of damaging shocks for the global economy
The Chancellor would do well to consider clean energy as a critical element of defence and make it a priority for public spending, write Public First's Daisy Powell-Chandler and Stonehaven’s Adam Bell
The attempts to set up a binary choice between defence spending and climate action is dangerously flawed
UK heat pumps are far less reliant on fossil fuel imports than household gas boilers, ECIU claims
Annual Winter Outlook reports lowest risk of winter energy shortages in the past four years, as interconnectors and renewables projects come online
Latest analysis from Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit argues new North Sea oil and gas projects are a 'largely irrelevant' sideshow in energy security debate