Britain is at risk of exporting valuable raw materials, jobs and industrial opportunities overseas unless it expands domestic steel recycling and production capacity.

Responding to the Conservatives announcing a new economic plan [1] Alasdair Johnstone of the Energy and Climate Intelligence ...

New analysis using industry forecasts suggests the grain harvest will be down over 16 million tonnes after the hottest summer ...

"England's reservoirs are now lower than at any point in last year's drought [2] based on Environment Agency figures, and the ...

Commenting on new figures [1] from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) that new electric vehicle sales ...

Commenting on the RAC Foundation [1] announcing that diesel prices has passed £2 per litre, Jess Ralston, analyst at the ...

Commenting on figures from the government showing solar panel installations - most of which were placed on domestic rooftops ...

Commenting on Prime Minister's Andy Burnham's speech at the Labour Conference, Sam Keely, Energy and Climate Intelligence ...

Commenting on Chancellor John Healey's speech to Labour Party Conference Sam Keely, Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit ...

Analysis of milk delivery data from farms shows record summer heat had an unprecedented impact on UK milk production, costing farmers over 240 million litres in production, worth over £83 million ...

Harvest 2026 is on track to be the worst harvest on record, going back to 1984 when detailed data from Defra dates back to. In 2026 the UK was hit by an unprecedented series of heatwaves in May, June ...

New analysis [1] by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) suggests that the UK’s exceptionally dry and hot spring and summer could have knocked as much as 2.5million tonnes off the country’s ...