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Banking giant pulls forward target to end the use of coal by its electricity-producing customers to the end of 2030

Revised State Aid rules published by the European Commission on Friday require that large companies report on how they use public funds in line with national and EU green goals, but falls short of mandating climate conditions for stimulus packages

Law firm claims individual drivers could receive as much as £10,000 in damages, but German parent company Daimler has promised to "vigorously defend" itself against any group action.

The deal comes as the Norfolk-based car manufacturer gets ready to launch its first EV, a luxury 'hypercar' that will be sold for more than £2 million.

Rockefeller Brothers Fund announces that its investment portfolio has exceeded expectations and industry averages in the five years since it divested from fossil fuels

BRE announces most significant update to leading sustainable buildings standard in five years

Government launches £250m emergency active travel fund, but campaigners warn Prime Minister's advice to avoid public transport could fuel car-focused recovery

University of Exeter-led research project aims to pave way for rollout of low carbon heating systems across England, France, Belgium and Netherlands

UK start-up signs land rental agreement to build its first energy storage demonstrator at the Port of Leith

Competition will give startups and SMEs a chance to develop their solution in partnership with Schneider Electric.