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Campaigners say community energy groups can help reduce country’s dependence on Russian fossil fuel

RIBA says scheme targeting efficiency and heating of older 20th-century housing could cut emissions by 4%

With government support, councils can lead the way in generating clean energy, insulating housing and reskilling staff

The units are expensive to install, and become less efficient at low outside temperatures, writes Gary Bennett. Plus letters from Frank Brown and Austen Lynch

Scheme that uses locally harvested woodchip to heat homes of retired sailors yields biodiversity benefits

Exclusive: firm also argued against heat pumps, which are proposed as a replacement for gas boilers

Smart, low-carbon homes were once the preserve of one-off grand designs – now there are up to 30,000 projects in the pipeline

Scheme will issue vouchers to just 49,000 people by end of March at current rate, analysis finds

95% of £1.5bn set aside to improve houses unspent due to slowness in making grants and paying installers

PM pledges to transform country in keynote address to Conservative party conference

The city plans to build Britain’s biggest zero-carbon housing project, boasting 600 homes in car-free cycling paradises full of fruit trees and allotments...

Britain’s commitment to a net zero carbon footprint by 2050 can be the catalyst for a jobs revolution in regions beyond London and the south-east. The government is doing far too little to make it happen

Green campaigners and housing experts warn Boris Johnson’s recovery plan could swiftly become a liability

Jonathan Watts continues his road trip in Hartlepool, where some see an opportunity to emerge from the past into a greener future

Street of 105 homes hailed as high-quality architecture in its most environmentally and socially conscious form