Santander has contacted 146,000 vulnerable customers after identifying them as likely to be spending more than 10% of their monthly...
Fears of another energy price shock as oil once again hits $100 a barrel
Brent crude surged above $100 (£75) a barrel after attacks on Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea raised fears...
Children become climate detectives to create cooler, greener schools
A pioneering education programme is empowering primary school children to tackle rising temperatures, by using thermal imaging technology to identify...
Could energy hungry AI help with curtailment?
Artificial intelligence is driving a huge rise in electricity demand but the same technology could also help reduce the amount...
Burnham’s £45 off won’t stop energy bills rising
Households are set to save around £45 a year after the Government cut VAT on electricity but rising wholesale costs...
Ofgem to investigate NESO over heatwave pressures
Ofgem has ordered two investigations into the operation of Britain’s electricity system during June’s extreme heat, including a separate independent...
Government launches cleantech challenges to turn innovation into industry
The government has launched a programme to accelerate promising clean technologies through commercialisation and remove the policy barriers preventing them...
Plants are heating up hampering their ability to capture carbon
Plants could become hotter faster than the surrounding air as the climate warms, increasing pressure on ecosystems and weakening their...
UK’s export emissions fall by a third
UK Export Finance cut its portfolio’s direct financed emissions by 34% during 2025 although its oil and gas and aviation...
Sustainable space? Rocket rubbish is building up in orbit says UN
Around 140 million pieces of space debris larger than one millimetre are orbiting Earth as a new generation of lunar...