National Grid capacity shortage halts UK home building

Council leaders have warned of infrastructure crisis as delays in National Grid connections halt housing and green energy projects

Tata Steel to close Port Talbot blast furnaces

The owners of Port Talbot steelworks have declined a union proposal to sustain blast furnace operations, placing nearly 3,000 jobs at risk

Landmark £1m on offer for AI innovations across energy, environment

The Manchester Prize, launching for the first time, will focus on solutions to challenges surrounding energy, environment and infrastructure for the first two years

Labour pledges £3bn investment for green steel

Today, Keir Starmer is meeting with steelworkers and union representatives at Port Talbot steelworks to emphasise Labour’s support for the steel sector

Dams: Flood prevention heroes saving billions

Harnessing dams for flood prevention holds the potential to save up to $96 billion, benefitting 660 million people living in flood-prone urban regions, according to a new study

UK Power Networks launches the DSO

How will it help consumers and what does it mean for the grid?

UK’s first carbon capture cement works moves forward

Hanson Padeswood Cement Works in North Wales is one of eight projects to form the basis of the UK’s new CCUS clusters

Government accused of “lost decade” in preparing for climate change impacts

The Climate Change Committee has found that only five out of 45 adaptation outcomes across different sectors of the UK economy had fully credible planning in place

‘EV sales to rise by 500,000’

That’s according to the latest analysis by the SMMT

UK launches fast-track approach for large-scale renewables planning

The plan aims to reform the planning process and speed up the delivery of major infrastructure, such as offshore wind