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British low-carbon fertilisers: breaking reliance on gas

How to cut the UK's dependency on Russian gas... permanently

IPCC - reasons to be cheerful? We look at climate action progress.

Briefings

Evidence-based analysis to inform policy and reporting.

How to cut the UK’s dependency on Russian gas… permanently

How to cut the UK’s dependency on Russian gas… permanently

More UK gas won’t cut bills. Insulation and heat pumps can. National security is at stak…

Ukraine conflict and impacts on UK energy

Ukraine conflict and impacts on UK energy

What does conflict in Ukraine mean for UK energy?

Insulation and gas prices

Insulation and gas prices

Households are paying the price for slow progress on insulating homes

Reports

Data-driven research to support decision-making.

Farming, fertiliser, and fossil fuels

Farming, fertiliser, and fossil fuels

How the gas crisis is squeezing Britain’s farmers

Paying back

Paying back

UK’s investment in renewables is being rewarded by lower bills

Levelling up or letting down?

Levelling up or letting down?

Tackling poor quality homes in marginal constituencies could swing election success

Latest ECIU media

The ECIU team respond to latest developments

New analysis: Government’s energy strategy U-turn costs 22,500 homes up to £600 each

New analysis: Government’s energy strategy U-turn costs 22,500 homes up to £600 each

Energy Company Obligation package could have allowed 22,500 households a year to benefit…

Comments on upcoming IPCC WG3 climate report

Comments on upcoming IPCC WG3 climate report

Experts comment ahead of the publication of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Chang…

Comment: Government support for farmers with fertilisers

Comment: Government support for farmers with fertilisers

Comment from ECIU's Matt Williams

Insights

Polling: majority willing to chip in on energy bills to undermine Russia’s gas war chest

Polling: majority willing to chip in on energy bills to undermine Russia’s gas war chest

Clear majority (59%) of people are willing to pay extra on energy bills if it helps undermine Russia's war in Ukraine, with only 24% not.

British public say key drivers of gas crisis are profiteering, Russia, and global demand

British public say key drivers of gas crisis are profiteering, Russia, and global demand

Finance key for UK to unlock progress to COP27

Finance key for UK to unlock progress to COP27

The UK presidency has a formidable challenge ahead over the next nine months to implement the Glasgow Climate Pact brokered at COP26; finance will be key to progress ahead of COP27 in Egypt.