Does the Great British Insulation Scheme do enough to tackle “leaky” housing stock?
Great British Insulation Scheme tackles the UK’s “leaky” housing stock What is the Great British Insulation Scheme The government has released their latest plans for
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Can carbon markets help us to reach Net-Zero?
Carbon credits could still play a roll in creating negative carbon emissions The History of Carbon markets The first carbon offsetting market, the United Nation’s
JLL report finds green leases create significant rental premiums for office spaces
Green leases are increasing rental premiums for office spaces What are green leases and how do they work A new report from JLL has highlighted
The shadow chancellor plans to follow Biden’s IRA model, establishing a £8bn national wealth fund
The shadow chancellor plans to stimulate a green industrial revival following an IRA model Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to travel to Washington in
How the 2023 budget helps the UK meet net zero goals, and the key policies not addressed
Nuclear power has been reclassified as sustainable in the 2023 budget Last week, Jeremy Hunt’s budget outlined the UK government’s financial plans for the upcoming
Green Alliance report – Circular economy focus is essential for UK construction sector to reach net-zero
The independent think tank and charity Green Alliance has released a new report that argues for the adoption of a circular economy in the UK
York Minster is on its way to become Britain’s first ever net-zero cathedral
Britain is on its way to its first ever net-zero cathedral, as York Minster moves to install 199 solar panels. The project received approval from
How retrofitting the UK’s old buildings can help meet climate targets and generate £35bn annually
Retrofitting historic buildings in the UK could help meet climate targets and generate £35bn of economic output annually, according to a report by the National
EIB poll finds lack of skilled workers hindering green economy
A recent poll by the European Investment Bank (EIB) has revealed that investment in the green economy is being impeded by a shortage of skilled
Severe UK fines could now be imposed for misleading greenwashing claims
Companies found guilty of greenwashing now face severe repercussions. Recent legislation may allow the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to impose fines of up to