- Analysis: Families in poorly insulated housing bearing brunt of gas price increases
- Blog: Dame Andrea Leadsom, MP: support British businesses on road to net zero
- Briefing: COP26 & Covid-19 preparations - what we know so far
Families living in lower energy efficient homes are suffering the most financially from global gas price increases
Dame Andrea Leadsom has called for the Government to set hard deadlines on the road to net zero to allow British businesses to get on the front foot.
Less than two months until the UN climate summit in Glasgow, we summarise UK Presidency preparations for an inclusive & covid-safe COP26.
Road to Glasgow
The most important UN climate summit since Paris. Read more
UN summit newsletter
Briefings Essential facts on key issues
Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS): what, why, how?
CCUS is tipped to be a major technology in 2050. What is it, why is it needed and how does it work?
In the news
What are the prospects of insulating and improving the UK's housing stock?
ECIU's Jess Ralston speaks to Times Radio about the need to improve the energy efficiency of the UK's housing stock
The UK energy crisis is ‘wake up call’ to accelerate switch to renewables
The current UK energy crisis could accelerate the transition to more renewable forms of energy, says Jess Ralston
Blog
What does progress in New York mean for Glasgow?
Commitments from two of the biggest global emitters at the UN General Assembly send UK COP26 hosts home with hope for further momentum before the UN climate summit in Glasgow this November
A food system hooked on fossil fuels is bad for farmers and families
A surprise result of high gas prices is potential food shortages - but the food system doesn't need to stay hooked on fossil fuels.