The UK government has decided not to proceed with formal negotiations on the £25bn Xlinks project, a proposed renewable energy link between Morocco and Britain as it shifts focus toward boosting domestic clean energy production.
The UK remains on track to reach its legally binding net zero target by 2050, according to the Climate Change Committee's latest annual progress report to parliament.
Europe’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal has abandoned its plans to convert two major German steel plants to hydrogen-powered production and is also warning that it may shut down its flagship green ethanol plant in Belgium.
In a thoughtful and insightful Q&A with Lorne Michael Cousins, Senior Fellow at The Conference Board’s China Center and Program Director for its China Sustainability Leaders Council, he shares his perspective on the evolving role of sustainability in multinational companies, the practical challenges of translating ESG commitments
As part of the UK’s wider response to the impacts of climate change, the Environment Agency is advancing a long-term coastal resilience strategy along the Hampshire coast.