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The UK is at a crossroads but luckily, we know the way forward.

Most of the UK’s building stock is connected to the gas network – we need innovative solutions to move the…
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Your weekly dose of policy thinking.
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The UK’s progress towards a renewable future has been derailed.
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The move to net zero is contributing to rising bills, but should ultimately also help lower them.
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The Asian powerhouse is often used as an excuse for inaction on net zero. Meanwhile, their push to renewables dwarfs…
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Critics say windfall taxes will hit pension funds and negatively impact ordinary households. The evidence suggests otherwise.
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Despite recent breakthroughs in nuclear fusion, renewables remain the most important technology for reaching net zero.
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The green energy entrepreneur on why he funds Just Stop Oil.
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A special partnered podcast from the New Statesman.
I may now be too terrified to boil the kettle or use the toaster, oven or grill, but reader, I…
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Criticism of the government’s approach to climate change is growing.
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We need to hear the party’s plan for a step-by-step withdrawal from oil and gas, and we need to hear…
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Great Britain has one chance to decarbonise the economy – let’s take it.
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SSE wants to double the nation’s flexible electricity storage capacity.
Treasury orthodoxy threatens the transformative agenda the UK needs.
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Labour are signalling they can be ambitious on climate but cautious on the economy. Young climate-conscious voters may need more.
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Buildings can be retrofitted with technology to adapt them for the climate future.
To survive in a modern, digital world, the German economy requires not a green transition but a full-scale revolution.
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We are not going to become the coal miners of net zero, says Cliff Bowen.
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