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The Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit claims that Treasury regulations are blocking new offshore wind projects, costing bill payers £1.5bn annually.

Opinions on the anniversary of the IRA from different parts of the US solar industry, as well as a timeline of the IRA's history.

Consumers could miss out on £1.5 billion of savings on their energy bills each year because the government is stifling the deployment of cheap offshore wind power, a new analysis claims.Several of the farms that could be built in future would not proceed because the financial support on offer was in

On the anniversary of Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, PM pandering to climate sceptic MPs means 'global Britain' risks being undermined in the planet’s clean tech race

Explore the UK's readiness for the upcoming Zero-Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate, considering infrastructure, policy clarity, and public awareness.

Much of the UK’s food imports come from the Mediterranean, a region highly exposed to drought

Much of the UK’s food imports come from the Mediterranean, a region highly exposed to drought.

Fresh fruit and vegetables from Europe will be more expensive as drought and wildfires shrink supplies

Analysis from ECIU has found that a 500 percent jump in fertiliser company profits is a “likely” cause of food price inflation.

Amidst debates on phasing out oil boilers, energy suppliers Octopus and Good Energy vouch for the efficiency and viability of heat pumps as a cleaner alternative.