Partner content
A sustainable future must include a managed transition for the energy sector
Alongside the new government’s ambitions for its clean power agenda, it must ensure there is a plan for the North…
ByNet zero
Delve into the critical topic of achieving net zero with our collection of pieces, providing insights into climate change, renewable energy and technological advancements driving the transition to a carbon-neutral future.
Why critical materials could make or break Labour’s climate plans
The government’s plans for clean power by 2030 hinge on far more than simply an increase in renewable energy infrastructure.
By
The success of Labour’s green plans will depend on financial commitment
The new government’s policy agenda was laid out in last week’s King’s Speech – now Keir Starmer must invest in…
By
Content from our partners
The power of place in tackling climate change
Empowering communities to imagine a better future.
Dale Vince: shifting to renewables “needs no public money”
The eco-entrepreneur and Labour donor on the future of the green transition.
By
What does Labour’s win mean for the green transition?
The party has achieved a seismic victory – but delivering on the climate agenda won’t be easy.
By
How Rotterdam is pulling the plug on climate change
More than three quarters of the Dutch city is below sea level, making it particularly vulnerable to the effects of…
By
Alan Whitehead: “Clean energy is no longer on the periphery of policymaking”
The outgoing Labour MP and shadow minister for energy security on attitudes towards climate change, reskilling workers, and local power…
By
Caroline Lucas: “The absence of climate policy from the election is unforgivable”
The outgoing Green Party MP on the election campaign, populism and her hopes for the next government.
By
Why Ulez alone won’t be enough to decarbonise transport
London’s deputy mayor for transport Seb Dance on investment, boosting active travel, and tackling anti-London politics.
By
Partner content
Peatlands are nature’s unsung climate warriors
These ancient landscapes have a myriad of functions, from carbon storage to biodiversity restoration.
By
Martin Lines: “We need a new contract between government and farmers”
The chief executive of the Nature Friendly Farming Network on why agricultural practices must protect wildlife.
By
Neither party is seriously addressing the crises the UK faces
Great British Energy announcements attempted to cut through the noise on Labour selections. But can the scheme succeed?
By
The net zero transition is not a silver bullet
Green industrial strategy could benefit some poorer communities, but it’s no panacea for decades of underinvestment.
By
How to start a manufacturing renaissance
The US and Europe have joined China in using industrial policy to leverage net zero goals. Britain can’t be left…
By
Retrofit revolution: how do we decarbonise the UK’s homes?
The UK has the worst insulated and leakiest housing in Europe – experts discuss how we can fix it.
By
Chris Stark: New oil and gas licences are a “total waste of time”
The former chief executive of the Climate Change Committee on the political will for net zero, setting ambitious targets, and…
By
The Conservatives have chosen culture wars over climate consensus
The government has doubled down on fossil fuels, but Labour is committed to clean, renewable energy.
By
Michael Mann: “Defeatism is as much of a threat as climate denial”
The renowned climatologist on net zero and the fight for democracy.
By
Partner content
The other side of net zero
If the UK is to reach its climate targets, delivering carbon removals is essential.
By