Environment secretary Thérèse Coffey has announced that the £250,000 limit for fines for environmental polluters will be unlimited after widespread public support.
Insulation specialist Actis has released a new video showcasing their sustainability progress and plans for future environmentally-friendly developments.
The £1m Illingworth project was funded in part through the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund's first wave and has seen annual savings of up to £169 for occupiers.
The secretary of state for energy security and net zero has approved the construction of the Boston Alternative Energy Facility, paving the way for renewable power in the UK.
Prepayment meter households will no longer pay higher energy costs compared to customers using direct debit payment methods following a change in government policy.
The Castleforge ESG report covers highlights such as their 1 Golden Lane project, which will be the first development in the UK to deconstruct, de-fabricate, recertify, and refabricate steel sections for use in the redevelopment of the same site.
Scaling up the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund: a significant step in the right direction, but more action is needed, says Homelink CEO Chris Jones
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Arup, a global sustainable development consultancy, has released a comprehensive report and an eight-step decarbonisation plan for universities in the UK.
A nationwide EV charging rollout deal between Barratt Developments and Pod Point will see two-thirds of Barratt's properties supplied with charging infrastructure.
England is taking a bold step towards a greener and more sustainable future with the implementation of new building regulations. From June 2022, all new homes and buildings in the country are required to produce significantly less carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
The scathing Climate Change Committee report to Parliament has found that the UK's net zero transition is not on track to reach current targets, with new fossil fuel projects actively detrimental to reaching targets.
The Green Home Finance Accelerator funding is part of the UK Government’s Net Zero Innovation portfolio and aims to trial lithium-ion batteries and explore the feasibility ESaaS in the UK.
