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A £90 million investment will expand and upgrade heat networks, the department says, aiming to deliver cheaper, cleaner heating and save hundreds of thousands of households money on energy bills.
Analysis finds nearly three-quarters of China’s 72 five-year plans published this year include climate or energy policies or targets, with an interactive guide mapping the content across plans.
Argues that net zero does not require eliminating flying; as other sectors decarbonise aviation’s share of emissions will rise, but net zero permits persistent emitting activities offset by removals or reductions elsewhere. Notes Heathrow passenger forecast: 299m (2025) to 491m (2050).
Explores what support the public needs during the transition to low‑carbon heating, including when and how to engage households to improve adoption, confidence and access to measures and advice.
Investigates which consumer ‘trigger points’—events or conditions—effectively prompt uptake of energy-efficiency measures and low‑carbon heating in homes, aiming to identify moments for targeted engagement and policy intervention.
Industrial energy price indices release provides quarterly and annual price indices for industrial fuels in real and current terms, with series both including and excluding the Climate Change Levy (CCL) for comparative analysis.
Collects special feature articles from the September 2026 Energy Trends bulletin, analysing contemporary UK energy issues and providing statistical context and commentary for policymakers and sector analysts.
Sellafield presented its continuous improvement approach to over 400 nuclear leaders from 38 countries at the WANO General Meeting in Japan, influencing international practice on operational improvement in the nuclear sector.
GAD has analysed climate-related hazard data to help the Office of Rail and Road map how risks from flooding, heat and other hazards are shifting across Great Britain’s transport networks and identify locations where exposure is increasing.
A commentary argues critics who say faith in technological fixes for climate change reduces support for lifestyle and societal changes are committing petitio principii, because they assume without proof that broad consumption shifts are necessarily required alongside tech solutions.
Government-backed finance from UK Export Finance is enabling Belfast cleantech firm CATAGEN Group to launch a new division producing technology for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), supporting commercial scale-up of low-carbon aviation solutions.
Statistics on installations of energy efficiency measures delivered through the Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund in England, reporting numbers of measures and properties upgraded to monitor progress against SHDF targets up to September 2026.
Communities across Wales will receive new funding to develop and own local clean energy projects, aimed at boosting community control of supply and accelerating climate action in Wales through locally led renewables initiatives.
Prices of fuels purchased by major power producers publishes quarterly and annual prices that power generators pay for fuels, supporting analysis of generation costs and electricity market pricing drivers.
Prices of fuels purchased by manufacturing industry gives quarterly and annual fuel prices paid by manufacturers, reported in original units and p/kWh and broken down by consumption sizebands for sectoral cost analysis.
With a draft climate bill introduced in Indonesia, establishing a climate council could mobilise finance, improve carbon markets and strengthen policymaking; the briefing draws on models from over 25 countries to assess potential benefits and design options.
Presents Boiler Upgrade Scheme statistics to August 2026, estimating capital grant uptake for installing low‑carbon heating technologies in domestic and non‑domestic buildings to track programme delivery and take-up.
IPPR argues energy devolution in England should be reconfigured: local strategic authorities already influence housing, planning, transport and economic development, but current fragmented devolution and mismatched boundaries hinder local leadership of clean‑energy transitions.
Final research reports published under the UK Offshore Energy Strategic Environmental Assessment programme, presenting findings from commissioned projects to inform environmental impacts and planning for offshore energy development around the UK.
A 2024 update of the UK fixed space cooling market assesses market size, technologies, key players, routes to market and main drivers and barriers affecting adoption and investment.
A review synthesises social science research on public perceptions and social acceptance of carbon capture and storage, summarising concerns, drivers of support or opposition, and evidence on how communication, trust and local impacts shape acceptability.
Explains that installations of energy‑saving materials, including solar panels, on eligible buildings are zero‑rated for VAT until 31 March 2027, and outlines which materials and building types qualify for the relief.
Foreign Secretary delivered an address at New York Climate Week’s opening ceremony titled ‘What climate security means now’, setting out the UK’s stance on links between climate change and security risks (speech content not detailed in blurb).
Provisional RTFO statistics giving supply volumes of renewable transport fuels in the UK for January–December 2026, reporting on compliance with the Renewables Transport Fuel Obligation and fuel mix supplied during the year.
Examines how strikes on Iran could disrupt global fossil fuel markets and argues for strategies to reduce dependence on volatile fossil fuels and move towards more resilient energy systems.
High‑level scoping assessment identifying pollutant monitoring requirements linked to net zero technologies, surveying monitoring capabilities and gaps relevant to deployment and environmental compliance.
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has launched a consultation on draft Phase 1 regulations for energy smart appliances under the Smart Secure Electricity Systems programme and published the accompanying impact assessment for feedback.
First provisional release of 2026 Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Mandate statistics, reporting supplies of SAF delivered under the mandate for January–December 2026 and the mandate’s early compliance data.
Data tables on renewable fuel supply submitted under the Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation (RTFO), detailing volumes, feedstocks and supplier compliance information.
Data tables reporting supplies of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) as required under the UK Sustainable Aviation Fuel Mandate, covering volumes and supplier information.