Net zero

Europe's largest economy targets complete departure from oil, gas, and coal in new fossil fuel transition roadmap

UN-backed group sets out package of proposals for boosting finance for climate adaptation projects

Wide-ranging report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies proposes series of policy interventions that could help lower domestic energy costs while still driving decarbonisation

Prime Minister promotes new funding for community energy projects, as he hails "the green transition as the best chance we will ever have to reindustrialise Britain"

Government dismisses suggestion to ditch 'net zero' term as 'unnecessary distraction from the reality of climate change and the urgent need to transition to clean power'

Could cash-strapped UK councils borrow money from their own residents to pay for local climate action? New Green Finance Institute research makes a compelling case

New science-aligned certification gives mid-market and large businesses an independently verified pathway across three core pillars of Reduce, Restore, and Report

The Burnham administration's devolution and cost of living agenda has a lot to recommend it, but why is it not being clearly linked to the government's decarbonisation efforts?

The Chancery Lane Project welcomes inclusion of clauses designed to promote adoption of carbon-saving measures among government suppliers

UNEP sets out 'best-case' scenario of 1.8C for global average temperature rise, but maintains world can still limit, adapt to, and eventually reduce warming to or below 1.5C threshold in future