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Special feature articles on energy issues in the United Kingdom from the quarterly statistical bulletin Energy Trends.
At the end of the Transition Period the UK will no longer align with the 2009 Renewable Energy Directive and 2012 Energy Efficiency Directive. This SI therefore fixes legal deficiencies which arise in regulations transposing part of the requirements of...
An explanation of the offshore SEA process, including documentation of the most recent assessment and related consultation.
Government incentives for CHP schemes
This series brings together all documents relating to National Energy Efficiency Data-Framework (NEED).
This series brings together all documents relating to UK energy in brief
The minister is responsible for: Clean Power 2030 public control North Sea transition, including oil and gas energy systems, networks and markets grid-scale flexibility energy and fuel security, including mid-stream and downstream gas systems energy planning policy nuclear fusion renewables...
Professor Patricia Thornley was appointed Chief Scientific Advisor for the Department for Transport in February 2026. Patricia is a research leader in sustainable fuels. She has led the national research programme in bioenergy (UKRI Supergen Bioenergy Hub) for 14 years. Previous work includes leading on fuel...
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