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Government doubles budget for supporting energy-intensive businesses through price crisis and net-zero

Government doubles budget for supporting energy-intensive businesses through price crisis and net-zero

The UK Government’s Energy Intensive Industries Compensation Scheme, which supports major energy consumers with relief for their electricity bills, is being extended amid the energy price crisis.

Publication of UK’s energy security strategy reportedly delayed again, due to Treasury roadblocks

Google forges ahead with plans for hourly renewable electricity tracking

Capacity Market auctions secure 42GW for next four-year period

Do rankings create clarity or confusion over corporate approaches to sustainability?

Energy price crisis: Price of securing standby generation capacity in UK hits record high

SDGs: UN unlocks $54.5m of new funding amid worries of backwards progress during Covid-19

Energy price crisis: BEIS denies accusations that UK hasn’t moved fast enough on clean energy

Shoosmiths signs up to Green Pledge for law arbitration sector

Bentley ringfences £2.5bn to develop EVs in UK

IEA: Power sector emissions reached record high in 2021

Arla Foods doubles operational decarbonisation target to boost net-zero goal

Corporate demand for renewable electricity outpacing improvements in policy and infrastructure

UK community energy leaders say Government has ‘abandoned’ them, despite net-zero commitment

UK Government opens ‘biggest round’ of CfD energy auctions to date

Patagonia to power key UK stores with community-owned renewable energy

Amazon increases renewable energy procurement by 40%

Almost all electric utilities and carmakers failing to decarbonise in line with 1.5C, says damning report

Centrica CEO: UK Government is right to mandate net-zero transition plans from businesses

Four key inclusions in the Heat and Buildings Strategy
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