The government has announced details of carbon reducing technology currently in development through funding from the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund.
Thirty-seven British companies, including small and medium sized enterprises and start-ups, will share £19 million to drive forward solutions which reduce carbon emissions, develop clean energy and improve energy efficiency in people’s homes.
The UK-wide projects will potentially create green jobs and triggering private sector investment. These include:

The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC) will now require Treasury approval for capital projects.
This comes after increasing doubts about the department's delivery of the flagship Conservative policy and its current ability to reduce regional economic divides.
According to the Financial Times, chief secretary to the Treasury John Glen has prevented DLUHC from signing off spending on any new capital projects.

Cllr Sharon Thompson: “These homes will be used for temporary accommodation and will not give any of the families greater priority under our allocation policy than other homeless families"

Reshuffle sees Grant Shapps appointed as new Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero as Kemi Badenoch becomes Business and Trade Secretary

The government has given Croydon Council permission to increase council tax by an additional 10 per cent on top of the five per cent already permitted without re

The final local government finance settlement (2023/24) has been set at £60 billion, the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has confirmed.

The new scheme will help replace out of date equipment with energy efficient alternatives such as replacement pumps, pipe insulation and underfloor heating controls.