The Scottish government has announced the abandonment of annual and interim targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, opting instead for a new system measuring emissions every five years

The newly enacted legislation empowers the EU to lower methane emissions from the energy sector, aligning with the EU’s climate objectives and enhancing air quality

The Climate Change Committee raises concerns over Scotland’s ability to meet its 2030 emission reduction goals due to missed targets and delayed plans, urging urgent action and effective policies

Two years after its initiation by the US and the EU, the effectiveness of the Global Methane Pledge faces uncertainty due to inadequate oversight, according to a report

Only the UK, New Zealand and EU managed to gain a high vote of confidence

A study alleges that some of Europe’s top companies are handing out full bonuses for insignificant climate progress

Net zero architect Chris Skidmore has said the UK has fallen behind in the delivery of net zero and has called for a “rooftop solar revolution”

He is calling for short-term scientific targets to keep the UK on track

Energy UK has warned that the measure could be more “damaging” and “punitive” than the oil and gas profits levy

New oil and gas fields cannot alleviate the financial pressure caused by rising energy bills, according to a report