New report urges Ofgem to go further on grid resilience ahead of ED3

Ofgem must strengthen its approach to climate resilience in the upcoming RIIO-ED3 framework or risk leaving Britain’s grid underprepared for the pressures of ageing...

GFI’s CDR Catalyst launches, unlocking £1m in financing in first-of-its-kind British biochar deal

The Green Finance Institute’s Carbon Dioxide Removal Catalyst (CDR Catalyst) launches today, introducing a new approach to unlocking finance for the UK’s fledgling carbon...

The spice Is right – Fajita kit maker Santa Maria reduces carbon emissions by...

At Santa Maria’s Milton Keynes facility, best known for producing fajita kits, seasonings, salsas and tortillas, nitrogen is an essential part of the production...

98% of UK industry lose contracts due to green fears

Reluctance to share green claims is causing a ‘silent crisis’ across the UK’s industries, with 98% of businesses admitting they have been excluded from...

Mammoet awarded heavy-lift scope for Beccs Stockholm

Mammoet, the global leader in engineered heavy lifting and transport, has been awarded a contract by Saipem to carry out the heavy-lift scope for...

PuriFire Energy & X-Press Feeders sign Letter of Intent 

PuriFireEnergy has signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) with X-Press Feeders, the world’s biggest independent feeder carrier, to support the development and supply of...

National Grid DSO launch new interactive Network Development Plan

National Grid’s Distribution System Operator (DSO) has published its 2026 Network Development Plan (NDP), setting out how the distribution network will evolve to meet rising demand, enable low‑carbon technologies, and support...

Why AI is becoming both the National Grid’s next big headache and a key...

Net Zero and AI together represent the largest challenge to the grid in a generation writes Seb Kirk, Co-founder and CEO of GaiaLens For the UK...

UK infrastructure must evolve to meet society’s needs, argues new Egis report

Project-by-project delivery is no longer fit for purpose, according to a new white paper from global engineering firm Egis. Maintaining the status quo is...

New deal to advance CO2 storage for industry across England and South Wales

Industry across southwest England, the Midlands and South Wales is a major step closer to accessing a UK carbon capture and storage ecosystem, following...

Berkeley publishes 20-year Transition Plan to achieve net zero

Berkeley has published its Net Zero Transition Plan; a 20-year roadmap setting out how the UK brownfield specialist aims to decarbonise homes, construction works...

BEAMA shows the scale of emissions reporting challenges

Launched today at Innovation Zero, BEAMA 2050 Connected’s data snapshot reveals how businesses across the UK’s electrification and clean growth supply chains are responding...

Innovative 3D printed concrete to be used for Teesside carbon capture project

Costain and A E Yates have brought on board Hyperion Robotics to deliver low-carbon concrete sleepers for a landmark East Coast Cluster project on...

Hot spring microbiomes could transform industrial CO2 waste into valuable products

Researchers at The University of Manchester have shown that microbial communities from terrestrial hot springs could be harnessed to convert industrial COâ‚‚ emissions into...

Green steel expansion can set the stage for energy market shift in the Nordics

The Nordics are set for a new phase of structural growth in electricity demand with expected realisation of green steel fabrication projects that can...

United Infrastructure secures place on SP Energy Networks clean power frameworks

United Infrastructure, a leading provider of solutions for the UK’s critical infrastructure,  has been awarded two major SP Energy Networks frameworks, covering both substation...

Computational ‘time machine’ shows solar and wind on track for 2°C target but not...

Wind and solar power have grown faster than almost anyone predicted but projecting their future expansion remains surprisingly difficult. Researchers at Chalmers University of...

Octopus Energy and Prosperity Group unveil world’s largest Zero Bills site

Octopus Energy and Prosperity Group have teamed up to deliver the world’s largest Zero Bills site to date, where residents won’t pay a penny...

Planning boost for Coventry and Warwick investment zone 

The redevelopment of Coventry Airport has taken a step forward with the unamiouse granting of detailed planning permission for the £2.5bn GreenPower Park site. Warwick District...

Rolls-Royce welcomes contract with UK Government for delivery of Small Modular Reactors

Rolls-Royce today welcomes the announcement that Rolls-Royce SMR has signed a landmark contract with Great British Energy – Nuclear that paves the way for...