Net zero

Over the next 20 years, Bristol aims to take a great green leap towards its ambitious net zero goals - and a 'world first' private-public partnership between the city council and clean tech firm Ameresco has a central role to play

Yesterday's 'Green Day' package offered the good, the bad, and the ugly of the UK's climate policy programme

Consultations launched on plans to require auto manufacturers to produce rising share of zero emission vehicles and push airlines to source sustainable aviation fuels

Sweeping energy security package promises increased investment in CCS, nuclear, renewables, energy efficiency, and clean tech, but critics warn crucial measures remain badly underpowered

Sizewell C and Associated British Ports aim to test novel heat-assisted technology that could see nuclear plants power large-scale

But fears grow government could use its rebranded 'Energy Security Day' to approve new oil and gas projects and defer crucial decarbonisation policy decisions

A new report from Offshore Energies UK argues new oil and gas projects can bolster energy security and be made compatible with net zero goals - but green groups remain utterly unconvinced

Keynote speakers and agenda confirmed, as Net Zero Festival now open for delegates to reserve their place

Humza Yousaf commits to Scotland's net zero goal, as Labour calls on government to deliver genuinely ambitious 'Green Day' response to US subsidy blitz

Postponement of new energy efficiency standards would saddle more than 2.4 million privately rented homes in England with higher bills for longer, new analysis warns