German shipbuilder Meyer Werft has unveiled a cruise ship concept that would run entirely on batteries.

The steel industry is under huge pressure to decarbonise, but can it reduce emissions before it has ready access to green hydrog

Campaign groups warn that the soaring electricity demand from new AI data centres could drive up the UK’s carbon emissions.

Drax power station plans to stop burning controversial Canadian wood pellets and switch to a US-only supply from 2027.

The Drax power plant in Yorkshire claimed £999m in subsidies from the government in 2025 despite the controversial nature of its claims to be a low-carbon energy generator.

Depleted oil fields could be used to contain liquid hydrogen as much of the infrastructure already in place can be repurposed, researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology have said.

Households may be encouraged to maximise their energy consumption this summer by running appliances such as dishwashers or charging their electric cars in order to help balance the grid.

German car maker BMW has revealed that its upcoming hydrogen fuel-cell SUV will achieve a range of up to 750km following a five-minut

Fusion decommissioning does not have the same problems as fission. Fusion machines will create far less radioactive waste, most

A new AI supercomputer will enable the UK Atomic Energy Authority to tackle key fusion energy challenges such as plasma turbulence, materials development and tritium fuel breeding.

The UK’s experimental fusion energy facility has deployed 3D magnetic coils that have been shown to stabilise the key reaction needed to make fusion power a commercial reality

Greentech firm Gauss Fusion has unveiled a detailed conceptual blueprint for developing Europe’s first fusion power plant.

The Scottish government has published a draft plan detailing how the country will reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045.

The water needed for the UK’s decarbonisation infrastructure is likely to exceed the amount available, according to new research

The UK’s offshore oil and gas industry risks missing its 2040 targets despite cutting production emissions for a fifth year running, says the North Sea Transition Authority.

Decarbonising the UK’s energy system by 2050 could feature numerous credible pathways, as outlined in a report by the National Energy System Operator.

Draining the North Sea of all oil and gas would cost households more than a fully renewable-powered UK, according to a new Oxford Smith School analysis.

Major £3bn contracts have been signed for Eastern Green Link 3, the UK’s largest electricity transmission project between Scotland and England.

Transport for London is partnering with SSE Energy Solutions to build purpose-built solar installations that will supply electricity to the Tube network.

When the National Energy System Operator (NESO) announced a new pipeline of deliverable energy projects at the end of last year,

Leafy green vegetables could be used to extract toxic metals from contaminated soil for use in electronics and medical technolog

A soft material that converts body heat into electricity could pave the way for self-powered wearable devices, according to a ne

A 256-qubit quantum computer housed at the University of Cambridge is set to ‘supercharge’ quantum research in the UK.

A remotely-operated minibot developed by Australian researchers can quickly clean up oil spills using a specialised filtering system.

Leafy green vegetables could be used to extract toxic metals from contaminated soil for use in electronics and medical technolog

A ‘smart’ DNA-based system that precisely identifies cancer cells and releases drugs only at the tumour site has been developed by researchers at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.

In the future, headset users could log into platforms simply through the distinct vibration patterns of their skulls, according to a study.

A soft material that converts body heat into electricity could pave the way for self-powered wearable devices, according to a ne

Expanding the UK’s onshore wind supply chain could add £56bn to the economy, according to a new report by RenewableUK.

For the first time, Blue Origin has successfully landed its New Glenn booster rocket, which had been flown on a prior mission, but the satellite payload that came with it was shunted into an incorrect orbit.

The EU’s total greenhouse gas emissions have now fallen by 40% since 1990, according to official data.

Relocating Venice to a new site has been mooted as one possible option to protect it from rising sea levels as the increasing number of flooding events threaten to overwhelm the city’s infrastructure.

Draining the North Sea of all oil and gas would cost households more than a fully renewable-powered UK, according to a new Oxford Smith School analysis.

An acoustic fish deterrent system has been shown to keep target species away from Hinkley Point C’s cooling water intakes in the Severn Estuary

The Tyrrhenian Link project has reached a key milestone, with two 500kV high-voltage direct current subsea cables laid at a record-breaking depth of 2,150 metres.

The Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce has published its final report calling for a “radical reset” of regulations that have helped ma

Expanding the UK’s onshore wind supply chain could add £56bn to the economy, according to a new report by RenewableUK.

Israeli-based tech start-up Celleste Bio has unveiled a milk chocolate bar made using real cocoa butter grown in a bioreactor.

Rolls-Royce has revealed Project Nightingale, the first vehicle in its ultra-exclusive Coachbuild Collection programme.

Leafy green vegetables could be used to extract toxic metals from contaminated soil for use in electronics and medical technolog