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Westminster needs to wake up: Britain wants resilient communities, cheaper bills and politicians who listen, argues Pippa Heylings MP, climate and energy spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats

Nattergal's CEO explains what makes him a 'natural agent of change', and how his background in asset management has helped him build a leading nature restoration business

Matt and Jonny Browning of Brothers Make discuss how they are reworking plastic from broken pickleballs and single-use pens

Africa set for solar installation record, experts warn climate change is destabilising mountain regions, and Spain proposes clean energy rule for data centres

Renewables investment firms have faced significant headwinds in recent years, but some of the best performing trusts point to a route forward for the consolidating sector

The most recent heat pump installation figures make for worrying reading, but experts insist the policy changes and skills bottlenecks that are to blame can be overcome - if Ministers address the underlying challenges that continue to hamper the clean...

AVEVA's Théo Farineau and Beth Barker from the Aldersgate Group argue more data sharing is needed to enable a more resilient, productive and lower carbon UK economy

A new study argues levy reforms and an AI roll out that boosts power demand could counterintuitively lead to lower domestic energy bills, but only if data centres are sensibly located and effectively managed

Analysts explain how rising bills are being driven by fall out from Iran War, but concerns are growing over forecasts that costs remain high through to 2030

Our Rewilding Monitoring Framework tool aims to provide companies and investors with consistent, comparable nature monitoring data that tells us what works, where, and why, explains Rewilding Britain's Dr Sahran Higgins