M&S Food is launching a partnership with Too Good to Go, bringing surplus bakery products to customers through its app.

A precision bred tomato has now been officially approved, demonstrating the opportunities for modified crops to boost health and, potentially, help adapt crops to the effects of climate change.

The National Audit Office (NAO) has reported on the progress and future of the electricity transmission upgrades.

UK-based company Anemoi will install rotor sail technology to reduce fuel consumption and carbon emissions on Maersk’s Maersk Lima class ships.

According to the Hydrogen Council's Global Hydrogen Compass 2026, committed investment to hydrogen has surpassed $130bn, corresponding to 6.9 Mtpa of committed capacity across more than 570 projects worldwide, 90 per cent of which are under construction or already operational.

Taking advantage of a Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) grant that was increased by 20 per cent, there has been an increase of 112 per cent on total applications compared to same month last year, but the number of installations has fallen in Q2.

EU Carbon Permits (EUAs) have hit an eight-month high at around approximately €88.09 per metric tonne.

The UK and US are signing agreements at the Global Fusion Summit to combine expertise in AI, computing and fusion.

New British-built mainline battery-electric trains have been ordered in a €1.2bn deal that will support the Transpennine Route Upgrade and help decarbonise rail travel across northern England.

So far in 2026, Britain has wasted £1.2bn switching off wind turbines and paying gas plants to switch on.

Neso has launched a consultation on EDF UK’s proposed small modular reactor project at the former Cottam coal-fired power station.

Canada has started work on the Origins Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) Hub near Clive, Alberta. Once operations begin in January 2027, the Hub is expected to be the largest carbon capture and storage project in Canada and one of the largest CCS facilities in the world.