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Low-emission energy to reduce emissions added to Sharm El-Sheikh Implementation Plan

Creating such a market is considered crucial to helping move money from richer, polluting countries to their developing country peers

Companies and countries could take credit for the same tonne of CO2 cut under rules being negotiated in Sharm el-Sheikh

From higher taxes on renewables to inadequate energy efficiency, experts warn Jeremy Hunt’s climate policies are “damaging”.

The Chancellor’s Autumn Statement proposes that EVs are liable to road tax from 2025. How will the changes affect you?

Talks to establish carbon offset markets to allow countries to buy credits to partly achieve their climate pledges are set to drag on beyond the COP27 summit and into next year, according to

SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (Reuters) - Talks to establish carbon offset markets to allow countries to buy credits to partly achieve their climate pledges are set to drag on beyond the COP27 summit and into next year, according to observers and a negotiator in the U.N. talks.

UK gas imports would be a fifth lower if UK had deployed heat pumps at same rate as Estonia, according to new ECIU analysis

The UK is 20% more dependent on gas imports than the rest of Europe due to the low number of heat pumps, according to the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU).

COP27 is unlikely to produce new commitments to reduce emissions of climate-changing gases, but the global energy crisis will eventually prompt more action by countries to move away from fossil fuels.