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19 March 2025
A complaint has been lodged against Copenhagen Fashion Week (CFW) and seven brands involved in the event alleging greenwashing.
18 March 2025
A new independent Solar Calculator has been launched today, helping commercial and domestic property owners understand the capability and cost savings from installing solar.
17 March 2025
The US has been generating climate headlines recently, and not for the best reasons, but the country has been hitting renewable energy records and milestones.
17 March 2025
The latest Public Attitudes Tracker reveals strong support for renewable energy and energy-saving measures, but a lack of understanding in key areas like home energy efficiency and green financial choices could slow progress.
14 March 2025
The UK now has more than 75,000 public EV chargepoints, equalling two installations every hour.
27 February 2025
The UK’s net zero sector is providing high-wage jobs, energy security, innovation, and in-demand services, driving growth during periods of economic instability, report finds.
19 February 2025
The state of current global affairs leaves much to be contested about the health of the economy over the coming years. However, research suggests a more positive investment outlook for the green economy.
11 February 2025
On 24 February 2025, the Procurement Act 2023 will come into force, changing the way businesses buy goods and services. Here’s everything you need to know.
10 February 2025
The EU, China, India, Australia, and South Africa are among the big polluters who missed the UN’s climate deadlines, set under a process outlined by the Paris Agreement almost a decade ago.
10 February 2025
From meeting regulations to boosting morale, a workplace in touch with nature can bring a range of benefits to your organisation. Here are three ways you can boost biodiversity at your place of work.
07 February 2025
Zonal pricing would divide the UK energy market into geographical zones and adjust pricing based on regional demand and supply. While some believe this will lead to a more intelligently designed UK energy system, others think it risks spiking project costs.
05 February 2025
Satellite data tracking ports around the world is identifying problem areas in supply chains, allowing for sustainable adjustments and calling out greenwashers.