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The majority of energy leaders are concerned about the pace and progress of the low-carbon energy transition, citing challenges around affordability and access to modern and reliable energy systems.

A government scheme to replace gas boilers with electric heat pumps could run out of vouchers in 2024, months ahead of schedule, the latest figures show.

Annual gas and electricity charges may dip to £1,900 for the typical household by July as normality returns to the energy market.

Annual gas and electricity charges may dip to £1,900 for the typical household by July as normality returns to the energy market.

Green Party takes control of its first ever council and is on track to gain more than 100 seats, as Opposition parties celebrate impressive performance

Increased demand for heat pumps leaves subsidy scheme at risk of running out of cash

Many of the world’s largest companies have announced plans to achieve net-zero emissions, but their pledges often rely on misleading or false claims, writes Richard Black

Judging by the growing number of companies vowing to reduce their greenhouse-gas emissions to zero these days, it...

Thousands of Brits living in doomed postcodes are facing financial ruin and losing their homes if they cant find a way to win an impossible and uninsurable battle against the elements.

The Net Zero Tracker taps into students' passion for climate action, teaches them net-zero literacy and builds their employability. Here's how we work with them.