The recent cold winter has exacerbated fuel poverty, highlighting the urgent need for solutions to assist vulnerable households.

As UK organizations push for net-zero goals, the gap between carbon savings projections and actual performance raises concerns over sustainability investments.

The UK faces potential job losses due to reliance on China, with calls for a shift towards a circular economy to mitigate risks from geopolitical tensions.

EngineeringUK has appointed James Murnieks, Jo Passingham, and Neil Young as new trustees, effective December 1, 2025, to strengthen its mission in the engineering sector.

The EU plans to restrict exports of certain waste materials to enhance recycling of permanent magnets, aiming to meet rising demand and reduce reliance on imports.

The Autumn Budget aims to lower energy costs and enhance efficiency, but experts stress the need for effective implementation to aid those in fuel poverty.

The rise of distributed energy resources is transforming power systems, necessitating their integration into centralized control for enhanced grid stability.

Despite recent cutbacks in clean energy policies, investors are still finding opportunities in the US clean power sector, particularly in nuclear and LNG.

At COP30 in Brazil, Indonesia’s leaders outlined plans for a sustainable energy transition aimed at achieving net zero emissions by 2060, emphasizing collaboration and climate justice.

Tomato Energy has reportedly collapsed, highlighting ongoing challenges in the energy sector. A think tank has urged policymakers to prioritize electricity generation.