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UK to miss 2030 clean power targets, Cornwall Insight warns Experts have said that the UK is at risk of missing its clean power targets unless there is significant action from the government -
Levies on electricity bills deterring adoption of heat pumps and EVs, says new report Removing levies from electricity bills could save consumers money and speed up the roll-out of heat pumps and EVs, says new report -
EDF and Octopus launch Electrify Britain campaign to cut electricity bills and emissions EDF Energy said Electrify Britain will aim to promote heat pump installation, electrify transport by expanding EV infrastructure. -
Aira launches new 100% green tariffs, powered by Octopus Energy Green tech giant company expands services across Europe with new tariff offerings in the UK and Germany in a bid to encourage heat pump use -
Fourteen ways to save energy at home Trying to reduce your home's energy consumption? Then check out our top tips on how to cut back on bills and shrink your carbon footprint. -
London not prepared for floods and droughts, new report finds The report recommended London have a heat plan created to help the city better handle severe floods and heatwaves -
Colombia sees deforestation fall to its lowest level in 23 years The sharp decrease in deforestation has been credited to the efforts of President Gustavo Petro’s left-wing government. -
Octopus and BYD partner to offer electric vehicle home batteries BYD and Octopus Energy have announced a new partnership to enable customers to use EVs as portable home storage batteries. -
Oil and gas regulator rejects reports of govt meddling in North Sea drilling applications The NSTA has described claims Ed Miliband has banned new licenses as "wholly inaccurate", claiming it will continue to work independently