Christophe Williams, CEO of Naked Energy, challenges the Conservative Party’s energy strategy, arguing it misrepresents the transition to net zero as a choice between renewables and affordable bills.

Corporate leaders are urged to design renewable energy projects that support biodiversity, emphasizing the need for regulatory frameworks alongside market forces.

Bioeconomy For Change outlines a series of events focused on innovative practices and sustainability in the bioeconomy sector through late 2025.

A new housing scheme in Closeburn, Scotland, aims to utilize recycled glass technology to create affordable, sustainable homes, addressing local housing demands.

Provisional estimates indicate a 0.5% drop in UK greenhouse gas emissions for 2024, but household consumption is increasing as COP30 approaches.

The EoLIS 2025 event in Lisbon will address critical end-of-life challenges for wind energy, focusing on decommissioning, recycling, and sustainability.