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'One of the UK's greatest but often overlooked economic assets': The case for electrifying UK rail freight
Freight electrification has been moving at a sluggish pace, but the Rail Industry Association argues a targeted and pragmatic upgrade programme would unlock huge economic, environmental, and societal benefits
Climate finance: Wealthy nations accused of 'exaggerating true value' of support by $100bn
Oxfam claims significant chunk of $137bn in climate finance provided by rich nations in 2024 came in the form of loans that only add to the Global South's debt burden
Electric vehicles drive a quarter of 2026 new car sales to date
SMMT data confirms EVs made up 30 per cent of the car market in June, reaching 25 per cent market share for the year to date
How public support for climate action remains as robust as ever
Series of recent surveys reveal how the UK public remains strongly supportive of climate action, with opposition to decarbonisation still a niche position
Water firms to face 'faster' fines of up to £500,000 for breaching environmental rules
Defra continues crackdown on sewage spills and other environmental regulation breaches across England's water sector
Google and RWE back fusion startup Proxima Energy in record €411m funding round
Investment in German firm through to be largest in a European fusion energy developer to date
IEA: Global gas demand set to fall 0.5 per cent in 2026
Impacts of Iran War continue to weigh heavily on global fossil gas and LNG market, amid continued uncertainty surrounding supplies passing through the Strait of Hormuz
Nigel Farage vows to resign as MP and 'fight to win' resulting by-election
Reform UK leader's gambit in response to intensifying scrutiny of his finances is set to provide platform for latest political tussle over UK climate and energy policies
Severn Trent Water escapes fine for 'serious' past failings after slashing sewage spills
Water supplier accepts 'unacceptable' past sewer and drainage duty breaches, but avoids fine from Ofwat after investing in infrastructure upgrades that have reduced pollution spills
'The case for reform is clear': Why sky-high UK energy costs are an urgent issue for the next Prime Minister
Manufacturers say they want to invest in decarbonisation and electrification, but the UK's high energy costs are holding them back