energy crisis

UK Government unveils plan for £1.8bn of spending on building energy efficiency

UK Government unveils plan for £1.8bn of spending on building energy efficiency

The UK Government has confirmed how it will be allocating almost £2bn of funding to improve the energy efficiency of more than 115,000 homes and public sector buildings like schools and hospitals.

What does the energy crisis mean for renewable electricity in 2023?

Members of UK’s Energy Efficiency Taskforce confirmed as group kick-starts work

Spring Budget: Chancellor unveils £20bn CCS funding, energy relief support and nuclear package

Budget preview: What does the UK’s green economy want Jeremy Hunt to announce?

EU agrees watered-down energy efficiency target for 2030

Energy-related emissions increased in 2022, remain on an ‘unsustainable’ growth trajectory

Ofgem firms up price cap reduction for April

Drax posts bumper profits, confirms carbon capture plans in the US

British Steel touts closure of coke ovens on climate and cost grounds

British Industry Supercharger: Government to cut green energy surcharges for heavy industry

British public still find heat pumps too expensive and complicated, Lords warn

UK faces £62bn clean energy investment shortfall, Ministers warned

Energy Efficiency Taskforce: UK Government chooses Lord Callanan and Alison Rose as co-chairs

Fossil fuel subsidies hit new highs in 2022, despite countries’ pledges at climate COPs

Survey: ESG falling down individual investors’ list of priorities amid cost-of-living crisis

Reports: Tory infighting brewing over plans for hydrogen levy on domestic energy bills

UK Government to lead on certification scheme for low-carbon hydrogen

Hydrogen standoff brings EU renewables law to screeching halt

Grant Shapps: What are the green credentials of the secretary for the new Department for Energy Security & Net Zero?
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