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Funding gaps, regulatory red tape and a shortage of skilled workers are stalling the UK's mine-water heating projects, according to the University of Manchester's Jingyi Li, Alejandro Gallego Schmid and Cathy Hollis

The UK government aims to build 1.5 million homes over the next five years – but the green credentials of those homes are uncertain as crucial details underpinning the Future Homes Standard have still not been confirmed, write lawyers Ben Standing and...

Latest BloombergNEF outlook predicts that under a base case scenario renewables generation is set to jump by a massive 84 per cent by 2030

The White House may be pushing to resuscitate fossil fuels, but across industry, aviation and energy storage the future remains in low carbon hydrogen, writes Cranfield University Professor Phil Longhurst

Climeworks' CCO discusses the firm's path to gigaton-scale carbon removal and searching for talent with a strong grasp of sustainability and a 'zest' for thinking big

UK start-up Phytoform is developing 'browning-resistant' potatoes and ultra productive tomatoes - could lab-developed, precision breeding hold the key to a more climate resilient food system?

NBCo's founder and CEO, Alvin Lim, discusses collaborations with Apple and keeping his team motivated amidst a 'sea of negativity'

Across the demand flexibility landscape, low-cost, highly automatable solutions should be prioritised, writes Elena Pravettoni from the Energy Transitions Commission

Plus EU Parliament and Council agree rules tackling microplastic pollution, Germany's likely coalition government agrees on climate platform, and Benin partners with VCMI to harness carbon credit revenues