Myrtle Dawes, CEO of the Net Zero Technology Centre, explains how her not-for-profit organisation is helping to accelerate the energy transition to net-zero through cutting-edge technology.

For a government still counting its tenure in weeks, it will have been a welcome outcome to see significant numbers of renewable energy projects awarded Contracts for Difference (CfD) in the sixth allocation round, with an overall 10 gigawatts (GW) boost to UK renewable energy capacity.

Nuclear is absolutely essential to UK net-zero and energy security with urgent action needed to ensure we meet climate targets and create good, green jobs with new nuclear projects. Here’s how the NIA can help.

A team at the heart of Sellafield’s clean-up mission has hit a momentous milestone.

The new government has ambitious plans to clean the power grid, but many parts of the economy need alternatives to low carbon electricity

This year's cohort of apprentices and graduates will help drive forward work at the UK's largest and most complex nuclear site.

Volunteers bring a fresh look to a community project in Warrington.

Today at EDF we’ve published our 2024 sustainable business progress update which outlines how EDF is delivering on our mission to help Britain achieve net zero.

Given the size, scale and complexity of Sellafield in West Cumbria, it’s no surprise there’s a strong interest from key national and local stakeholders to view first hand our iconic site.

The UK chemical industry has reduced its greenhouse emissions by over 80% over the past decade. However, there is concern within industry that this reduction was achieved not only through changes in fuel switching and other green methods but due to a decline in production and job losses leaving the UK’s chemical industry at a disadvantage of remaining globally competitive and attracting inward investment.

Labour MP and new chair of the Climate All-Party Parliamentary Group Luke Murphy has said the Government must avoid the mistakes of past "unjust" energy transitions such as Tory prime minister Margaret Thatcher's closure of the mines in the 1980s.

Lifting the ban on onshore wind, approving new solar farms and ending support for the Cumbrian coal mine: all down payments to put Britain on the path to becoming a clean energy superpower.

Cross-party working and consensus is key in giving investors confidence in the UK’s green agenda, according to new chair of the Environment APPG, Alistair Strathern.

How exactly will Great British Energy “take back control of the country's energy”?

The Government will work with the Crown Estate to deliver Great British Energy, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Thursday at the launch of the major Labour policy.

Faster planning decisions don’t have to come at the expense of protecting our marine environment. We have the tools to do both, we just need to use them.

Paving the way for whole energy system decarbonisation and the UK’s transition to a green energy future.

Ensuring the UK has sufficient levels of renewable energy to meet its needs is only possible with suitable energy storage infrastructure – and University of Manchester experts are working to provide a “future-proof” solution.

The race to install heat pumps is a crucial part of the United Kingdom's net-zero ambitions. David Cowdrey, Acting Chief Executive for The MCS Foundation, calls for reforming electricity pricing to ensure heat pumps are always cheaper to run than gas boilers

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has set out 40 pieces of legislation the Labour Government will aim to deliver in his first King's Speech.

Cadent delivers almost as much energy annually as all the electricity networks combined, providing heat and power to half of the United Kingdom’s homes and businesses. Mark Belmega, Director of Sustainability and Social Purpose at Cadent, discusses how their work impacts numerous people’s lives

Jacob Briggs, Senior Consultant at Cornwall Insight, outlines research by Cornwall Insight, commissioned by Smart Energy GB, demonstrating why charging electric vehicles (EVs) flexibly, with a smart meter, benefits consumers and the energy system as we transition to a smart, flexible and decarbonised future

As the world transitions to sustainable energy solutions to combat climate change, Sophia Haywood, Director of Advocacy and Communications at Dimeta, calls for the government to embrace a multiple energy solution to help the United Kingdom achieve its net-zero goals

Suzy Jones, Director of the Future at regeneration company Urban Splash and recent contributor to the Davos Baukultur Alliance at the World Economic Forum (WEF) head quarters in Geneva, outlines the housing sector’s role in reducing the United Kingdom’s carbon impact