UK Confirms Pay-Per-Mile Tax for Electric Cars from 2028
Electric and plug-in hybrid cars will face a new pay-per-mile tax from 2028, marking a major shift in UK motoring taxation as fuel duty revenues decline and the automotive industry raises concerns.
Solar Milestones, Energy Security & Hydrogen Innovation
Global solar reached a record 3 terawatts, offshore wind expanded into Poland, and new hydrogen and solar technologies continued pushing clean energy innovation forward.
Flexible AI Data Centres May Help Cut Grid Costs
Flexible AI data centres could lower electricity costs, ease grid pressure and support renewable energy by shifting computing workloads away from peak demand, according to new research.
Renewables Save Billions, Battery Growth Accelerates & The Future of Computing
Record renewable savings, rapidly expanding battery infrastructure, and breakthroughs in energy-efficient computing highlight the latest developments transforming global energy.
Renewables Continue to Grow Across EU as Coal Supply Hits Record Low
Eurostat data shows renewable energy supply continued to grow in 2025, with renewables generating 45.5% of EU electricity in early 2026 as coal use fell to record lows.
UK Automotive Industry Urges Action on EV Targets and Energy Costs
The UK's automotive industry says high energy costs, ambitious EV targets and new trade barriers threaten investment, manufacturing and the country's transition to zero-emission vehicles.
Record Renewables, Smarter Grids & The AI Infrastructure Boom
Record renewable energy growth, smarter electricity grids, and booming AI data centre investment highlight the latest developments shaping the future of global energy and infrastructure.
What Could Andy Burnham Mean for UK Energy Policy?
With Keir Starmer stepping down, attention is turning to Andy Burnham's views on net zero, energy affordability, public ownership and the future of domestic energy production.
Energy Investment, Supply Chains & Asia’s Electrification Opportunity
Asia's electrification potential, record global energy investment, and growing efforts to diversify critical mineral supply chains highlight the latest shifts shaping energy markets and industrial development.
North Sea Wind, EV Manufacturing & Fuels From Air
North Sea nations are expanding offshore wind, EVs are cutting oil imports across Europe, and a new facility producing jet fuel from captured atmospheric carbon marks a milestone for clean aviation technology.
Poll Finds Growing Support for Clean Energy in the UK
A new UK survey has found growing support for clean energy, energy storage and infrastructure investment, while highlighting misconceptions about the UK's energy system.
AI's Resource Footprint, EV Growth & Energy Security
AI's growing demand for energy and water, rising global EV adoption, and major investments in gas, battery storage, and uranium supply highlight the latest shifts shaping the world's energy future.
UK Targets 87% Emissions Cut as Clean Energy Drive Accelerates
The UK has proposed a new carbon budget targeting an 87% emissions reduction, linking the clean energy transition to greater energy security, economic growth and investment.
AI Infrastructure, Heat Pumps & The Electrification Shift
Amazon’s new AI campus highlights growing electricity demand, heat pumps continue reducing gas use across Europe, and electrification is expanding from road transport to shipping and power systems.
EU Faces Pressure Over Chinese Wind Turbine Imports
European wind manufacturers are calling for tighter EU rules on Chinese wind suppliers, warning dependence on foreign clean-energy technology could raise cybersecurity risks.
Solar Acceleration, EV Growth & The Future Grid
Solar and storage continue to scale faster than expected, combustion engine vehicle sales keep falling, and coal generation declines even as new plants are still being built worldwide.
UK Plans Fast-Track Approval System for Major Energy Projects
The UK government plans reforms to speed up approval of major energy projects, including offshore wind farms, power plants and electricity grid infrastructure.
Italy Pushes European Union on Energy Security Priorities
Italy is urging the EU to relax energy spending rules as Middle East tensions push prices higher, while the government also moves forward with plans to restart nuclear power production.
Coal Decline, Battery Growth & The Rise of 24/7 Solar
Wind and solar overtook coal in more countries during 2025, Germany’s battery storage market continues to surge, and falling battery costs are accelerating the rise of 24/7 renewable power systems.
Türkiye Plans Major Offshore Wind Expansion
Türkiye plans its first offshore wind tender and targets 5GW of capacity by 2035, as the country expands renewable electricity generation and strengthens energy security through major grid investment.