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  • Households with gas boilers could be taxed for the higher-carbon option

    August 23, 2021

    UK households with gas boilers could be taxed for the high-carbon option, a strategy review has suggested, as the government races to meet its net-zero target. In a bid to transition households towards low-carbon solutions, the Heat and Building Strategy is looking like it will conclude that gas users could face higher bills and charges. [...]

  • UK’s first fossil-fuel-free development to be built on London’s South Bank

    July 23, 2021

    The UK’s first fossil-fuel-free major property development is set to be built in London and will be worth some £2.5bn. The new South Bank neighbourhood, by property developer Native Land, will see the 1.4m sq ft space known as Bankside Yards be built with zero emissions in operation. It includes more than 350,000 sq ft [...]

  • Six million SMEs risk ‘being forgotten’ in net zero transition, banks warn

    July 22, 2021

    The UK’s six million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could be “forgotten or left behind” in the country’s net zero transition, warns Bankers for Net Zero in a report. The initiative – supported by Barclays, Handelsbanken, Triodos, Ecology Building Society, ClearBank and Tide – argues that measures need to be implemented to avoid leaving SMEs unprepared [...]

  • Every UK job has the potential to be green, government-backed taskforce says

    July 14, 2021

    Every job in the UK has the potential to be green, according to an independent report today, as long as the right investment is unlocked. The Green Jobs Taskforce, which wrote the report and is backed by the UK government, has been set up to build the workforce needed for prime minister Boris Johnson’s ‘green [...]

  • UK fiscal watchdog puts cost of reaching net zero at £1.4 trillion

    July 6, 2021

    The cost of the UK reaching net zero by 2050 could be as high as £1.4 trillion, according to figures included in a report published by Britain’s fiscal watchdog today. The UK economy will require over £1 trillion in investment over the next three decades to hit the government’s target of making Britain carbon neutral, [...]

  • SSE Networks bows to stakeholders and plots a £4bn net zero investment

    July 1, 2021

    Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) may pledge over £4bn in the push for net zero, the energy giant said in a draft business plan today. The draft plan for 2023 to 2028, which was led by stakeholders according to SSEN, set goals like cutting unplanned power interruptions by 20 per cent and connecting a [...]

  • Danske Bank launches UK’s first carbon-neutral mortgage

    June 29, 2021

    Danske Bank has launched the UK’s first carbon-neutral mortgage, to tackle emissions generated throughout the mortgage life cycle. The mortgages, certified as carbon neutral by the Carbon Trust, will ensure physical paperwork is limited and recycled in Danske’s offices. The Carbon Trust calculated that each mortgage produces around 96kg of carbon, equivalent to driving 241 [...]

  • European Parliament approves landmark law to make emissions targets legally binding

    June 24, 2021

    The European Parliament has approved a landmark law today which makes emissions targets within the European Union legally binding. Earlier today, the UK’s Committee on Climate Change (CCC) said the government’s lack of policies jeopardise the country’s chances of meeting its net zero emissions by 2050 target. “Today is a historic day,” Swedish Social Democrat [...]

  • EU energy ministers to redefine rules for fossil fuel project funding

    June 11, 2021

    Energy ministers from the European Union have gathered in Luxembourg today to discuss EU support for natural gas projects, even though the European Commission has urged fossil fuel funding to end to reach net zero. The EU’s “TEN-E” rules can label energy ventures as Projects of Common Interest (PCI), which offers them certain EU funds [...]

  • US-based Turntide to bolster UK’s renewable tech for freight industry

    June 8, 2021

    US-based renewable tech firm Turntide has confirmed it is rolling into the transport sphere this morning after buying two UK-based engineering businesses. The firm, which has patented a Smart Motor System, is launching its Turntide Transport division today, in its bid for a net zero freight and shipping industry. After buying Sunderland-based battery pack manufacturer [...]

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