The Welsh government is consulting on combining Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, Ynni Cymru and relevant energy service functions into one publicly owned
Madrid wants a dedicated European adaptation fund backed by a continuing levy on oil and gas profits, charges on luxury aviation
The Subsidy Advice Unit found the central case for Contracts for Difference sound, but said DESNZ should strengthen its analysis of
The Competition and Markets Authority has opened its phase-one investigation, with a decision due by 28 October. E.ON and OVO together
A US federal court has ruled that New York cannot enforce legislation requiring major fossil fuel companies to pay $75bn towards
Carbonplace and Singapore’s Climate Impact X have agreed to merge, subject to regulatory approval. The combination will link credit sourcing and
Waste incinerators and energy-from-waste plants will not enter the UK Emissions Trading Scheme in 2028 as previously planned. The government has
Four UKSOL kits have received “compliant” listings on the electricity networks’ technical register. Approved plug-in solar becomes lawful in the UK
Community groups that want to install renewable energy projects and decarbonise their buildings will be able to access additional Scottish government
The UK has sanctioned 19 targets spanning Russian banks, shadow fleet tankers and companies supplying metals used in military equipment. Sinopec
