The Policy Ask with Christopher Hammond: “The government should scrap the effective ban on new onshore wind farms”
The chief executive of the local leaders’ network UK100 on net zero, climate conspiracy theories, and Teddy Roosevelt.
ByThe chief executive of the local leaders’ network UK100 on net zero, climate conspiracy theories, and Teddy Roosevelt.
ByAt a roundtable, policymakers and experts discussed how a Labour government might deliver on its net-zero agenda.
Polling suggest consumers increasingly see the benefits of switching to “greener” behaviours or technologies.
ByAhead of the Budget, the government has come under pressure to scrap the clean heat market mechanism. But to reach…
ByThe CEO of the Centre for Net Zero on the UK’s approach to AI, scrapping the heat pump tax, and…
ByResearch shows that using public borrowing to fund renewable energy projects is cheaper than relying on the private sector.
ByThe CEO of Green Finance Institute on her shift from physicist to investment banker, the importance of biodiversity targets, and…
ByHeat pumps have been the norm in Sweden for 40 years. Why haven’t they had the same success in the…
ByCaught between uncaring employers and ineffective politicians, a generation of workers risks being left behind.
ByInvestors have a role to play in supporting the transition away from fossil fuels.
As Britain shifts from fossil fuels to renewables, infrastructure must support the increase in electricity demand.
ByA New Statesman roundtable discussion at the Conservative Party conference convened key stakeholders on what change looks like.
The failure of the last contracts for difference auction showed that market mechanisms alone won’t decarbonise the energy grid.
ByAmid daily blackouts, the country's firms are transitioning to net zero themselves.
ByNew research shows that pension funds could quadruple what they invest in climate solutions.
Dogger Bank, powered by SSE, will become the UK's largest wind farm – and power over six million homes.
In the lead up to Cop28, the developed world must deliver on its commitments.
ByThe chief executive of the Energy Saving Trust on retrofitting homes, the cost-of-living crisis and government backtracking over electric vehicles.
ByProposals to underwrite and provide seed capital to community renewables projects have largely gone under the radar.
ByAt a roundtable event, policymakers and experts discussed the challenges faced by rural households as they move towards low-carbon heating…