Labour Party

The government has been sending some mixed signals in recent weeks on its approach to the economy and the environment - its commitment to green growth needs to be reasserted

New modelling from E3G suggests Labour can build a clean power system by 2030 and deliver energy bill savings of over £200 a year for households - but only if it backs sweeping electricity market reforms

Future Homes Standard not expected to include target date for ending the sale of new gas boilers

E.ON study also reveals support for new electric buses, trams, and cycle lanes to combat climate change and improve urban air quality

Blanket ban to be imposed on three specific neonicotinoids in the UK to help protect pollinators estimated to support £500m in annual economic benefits

The government's clean power plans point to a 12-month period of critical policy activity that should unlock a huge wave of green investment

Prime Minister confirms precise target for Labour's Clean Power Mission, as government promises to fast-track 150 key infrastructure decisions

Britain's new National Energy System Operator (NESO) must make demand-side participation a priority, writes Labour MP James Naish, vice president of the Association for Decentralised Energy

Coalition of more than 30 environmental, nature, and water sports organisations inks joint letter to new Water Commissioner

Government promises to tackle red tape and deliver new Industrial Strategy in support of clean energy mission