Renewable energy passes 50% in UK electricity mix Wind, solar and biomass together supplied more than half of all electricity flowing through the UK grid during the first week of […]
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Iran conflict triggers renewed debate over EU carbon market resilience The EU Emissions Trading System faces its most serious political challenge in years. Energy prices have surged following US and
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A trade agreement linking commerce to climate commitments The European Union and Australia concluded negotiations on their Free Trade Agreement in March 2026. This agreement marks a significant shift in
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France adds security and supply chain tests to solar auctions France has launched a 12 GW renewable energy tender round that includes cybersecurity checks and sustainability criteria for solar projects.
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How EU carbon border rules are reshaping Indian manufacturing exports The European Union started charging carbon prices on imported goods in October 2023. Steel, aluminium, cement, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen
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Scottish biorefinery secures whisky waste supply until 2028 Celtic Renewables has extended its partnership with Rosebank Distillery for another three years. The Edinburgh-based green chemicals producer will continue converting pot
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Environment Agency completes 10,000 water company inspections in 2025/26 The Environment Agency has completed more than 10,000 inspections of water company assets during the 2025/26 financial year. This figure represents
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King’s Cross appoints first sustainability director to scale green practices The King’s Cross Group has appointed Sonal Jain as its first Director of Sustainability and Social Impact. She brings two
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New research challenges assumptions about carbon pricing effectiveness A recently published global study suggests emissions trading systems deliver stronger reductions in greenhouse gas emissions than carbon taxes. However, this claim
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Scotland maps space sector environmental performance Scotland has launched the first comprehensive assessment of sustainability practices across its space industry. The Scottish Space Sector Sustainability, Safety, and Security Maturity Assessment
Directing Scotland’s Space Industry Towards Sustainability Read More »
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