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New analysis suggests plans to upgrade 19 million homes will could create four million employment opportuntities, as internal row over Opposition’s green plans intensifies

In a joint letter to the secretary of state for energy security and net zero Grant Shapps, RenewableUK, Energy UK and Scottish Renewables have called for

New research shows EV car sales increasing while UK manufacturers may not meet government requirements for zero-emissions vehicles, leading to potential revenue loss and declining exports.

Experts express concerns over the decarbonisation progress of farming in England, stating that the sector is falling behind in the pursuit of…

A new report highlights the potential for significant economic and environmental benefits by improving homes that fall below the minimum standard for housing, reducing CO2 emissions and improving overall well-being.

The hottest June on record, which caused ‘unprecedented’ fish deaths, was twice as likely due to climate change, the Met Office says.

Progress to decarbonise farming is 'off track' in England, leaving the sector lagging behind others in the race to net zero by 2050, MPs have said.

Britain risks missing out on more than £100bn worth of electric car production, unless ministers use “every policy, every fiscal and regulatory lever” to compete with the EU, automotive chiefs have said.

A “hidden tax” adding up to £84 on energy bills must be slashed to help struggling households, Tory MPs have said.

Climate and economic experts are pointing out that the systemic global and local problems behind sticky food inflation need more than just monetary approaches.