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The UK Government has yeeted the Green Homes Grant out of the door, never to be seen again, but what comes next for the UK’s green revolution?

The UK is at risk of missing its legally-binding net zero goal by 2050 unless substantial behavioural changes are made.

Charley Grimston, chief executive of Altelium, explains how parametric insurance could be the ideal solution for the renewable market.

The UK Government needs to make sure that nobody gets left behind in the upcoming Green Revolution, making it accessible to all.

India has become the latest country to consider its net zero future, with the country now considering a 2050 deadline.

BP Pulse will soon roll-out a series of ultra-fast EV charging hubs across the UK, similar to the concept pioneered by Electric Forecourt.

The Green Homes Grant has been scrapped, with the Government diverting the remaining funds to a new insulation scheme.

Vattenfall has received planning permission to construct a 20MW solar farm near Herne Bay in Kent.

Labour has revealed a plan that it says will lead to an electric vehicle revolution for the whole of the UK.

Ending the Non-Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive will harm the UK’s efforts to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050.