Renewables exceed half of UK electricity generation for two consecutive years The UK electricity system has passed a significant threshold. Renewables supplied more than half of the country’s power for […]
In numbers: How the UK’s energy mix is changing Read More »
Rolls-Royce completes 100% SAF testing across civil engine range Rolls-Royce has finished compatibility testing of 100% sustainable aviation fuel across all its in-production civil aero engines. The company confirmed that
Rolls-Royce Completes SAF Testing: Implications for Sustainability and Supply Chains Read More »
ASA tightens environmental advertising standards with new guidance The Advertising Standards Authority has published updated guidance on environmental claims as part of its “Greenspeaking with confidence” campaign. The new resources
Greenspeaking with confidence: Updated guidance on environmental claims Read More »
Seattle lawsuit challenges Amazon’s seafood sustainability labels Amazon faces a proposed class action in Seattle federal court over environmental marketing claims on seafood products sold through its marketplace. Consumers allege
Amazon sued over alleged greenwashing of seafood sustainability labels Read More »
Government redirects climate finance to fund £2 bus fare cap from 2027 The government has confirmed that single bus fares across most of England will be capped at £2 from
UK Government Caps Bus Fares at £2, Shifts Climate Finance Read More »
Verification failures undermine carbon offset credibility Carbon markets face a fundamental credibility problem. The organisations responsible for verifying carbon offsets cannot always guarantee that claimed emission reductions are real. Recent
Rethinking Carbon Market Verification: A Call for Reform Read More »
Deutsche Bank reports €31 billion sustainable finance quarter Deutsche Bank has published figures showing its sustainable and transition finance volumes hit €31 billion in the second quarter of 2026. This
Deutsche Bank reports strongest sustainable finance quarter since 2021 Read More »
Public charging costs fall below petrol for typical EV drivers Public charging in the UK has become cheaper than petrol for most electric vehicle drivers for the first time in
Drivers more likely to buy an EV if public charging costs less than petrol Read More »
Two climate officials face scrutiny over flight emissions Two separate controversies have erupted over government-funded air travel by senior climate officials. In Australia, Matt Kean generated 24 tonnes of carbon
Carbon ambassador’s taxpayer-funded flights burn 24,000kg of CO2 Read More »
Britain’s grid balancing costs hit £2.1 billion as consumer flexibility remains untapped Britain spent £2.1 billion balancing its electricity grid in 2025. That figure represents a 25% increase from the
Britain’s energy system and the role of consumers Read More »
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