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New study on polarised trust in scientists reveals climate experts are being dragged into the culture war

New OS Heat Vulnerability Index finds 83 per cent of UK cities are highly vulnerable to extreme heat and the 'urban heat island' effect

New Adult Skills Training programme aims to create clear pathways for job-seekers into the region's most in-demand industries and its growing green economy

Consultation on proposed Welsh Public Energy Company sets out proposals to bring together existing state-run energy services under a single entity in a bid to support renewables and grid development

Great British Railways to oversee delivery of new rail freight growth goal, which government estimates could avoid one million tonnes of CO2 emissions from road transport

New report shows falling battery costs and high fuel prices are widening the economic advantage of EVs for drivers in Europe

SolarPower Europe highlights energy security benefits the EU has reaped from its solar generation since the Iran war, but warns deployment rates have stalled in 2026

Solar+battery+flexibility solution for communal properties aims to slash energy costs and provide residents with payments of up to £160 a year

Emissions embedded in international trade have grown faster than global emissions since 1995, new tracker from the European Climate Foundation and Matière finds

After a decade of building out clean power capacity China is now deploying renewables fast enough to start destroying fossil fuel demand, according to Ember