With mounting environmental and climate pressures facing our planet, the Climate Change Committee (CCC) is urging the government to maintain course towards a green transition, citing the benefits of economic and...
The United Kingdom once stood at the forefront of global efforts to decarbonise its economy. With strong early commitments to wind and solar, and ambitious net-zero targets, the country built a...
The UK is in a defining stage, with the Government positioning energy and climate policies at the heart of the future national economic and industrial strategy. The UK has demonstrated its...
The UK Government recently announced plans to implement a considerable increase to the amount of artificial intelligence (AI) computing power under public control by 2030. This push to deliver more AI...
Solar farms and rooftop installations across the UK generated 42% more electricity from January to May 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, according to new data from Carbon Brief....
Sweeping U.S. tariffs are transforming global trade, and the clean technology sector is feeling the impact. As international supply chains come under pressure and investment flows are disrupted, there are mounting...
A life without the inclusion of AI is unrealistic in today’s world. AI is a powerful tool that can transform resource-intensive markets and services by providing data-driven insights and targeted decisions....
At a time of rising capital costs and a need to secure project returns, technology is becoming even more critical than ever. AI and machine learning enable significant quantities of data...
This year’s climate summit represents the first time the global event actively embraces the technology industry and its influence on tackling the climate challenge. COP29 will hold its first-ever digitalisation day...
Recently, the Government announced a series of funding to support the clean energy movement with an accelerated focus on an artificial intelligence (AI) development plan. With significant value, renewable energy is...
