The Prime Minister’s recent op-ed in The Guardian, announcing the launch of the £30m Great British Energy Community Fund, re-emphasised his commitment to bring power to every postcode, mitigate climate change, and deliver on Labour’s election commitment to reach net zero by 2050. However, conspicuous in its absence was any mention of Clean Power 2030.
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This year, the UK Government has signalled it is moving from development into delivery of its nuclear policies. Brevia Energy outlines the key advancements that have been made thus far, and the implications for industry stakeholders.
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Brevia Energy takes a look at the Local Power Plan, the challenges faced by the Government in its delivery, next steps, and why these developments matter for industry stakeholders.
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DESNZ Ministers appeared in the House of Commons to answer Oral Questions from MPs. Brevia Energy provides the key takeaways.
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Following several delays, the UK Government published its Warm Homes Plan (WHP) last month, setting out its long-term framework to deliver warmer, more cost-efficient homes across the UK. Brevia Energy explores the strategic aims of the plan, its key focuses and delivery mechanisms.
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Brevia Energy reviews the themes that emerged from the first Energy Security and Net Zero Oral Questions of 2026.
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Last month, the Nuclear Regulatory Taskforce published its final report. Although the UK is one of 33 countries pledging to triple its nuclear capacity by 2050, the Taskforce warns that the current system risks slowing delivery at a time when global competitors are accelerating. Brevia Energy explores the key takeaways from the Report.
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A recent National Audit Office report revealed considerable issues in the delivery of home energy efficiency measures, shortly before rumoured delays to the £13billion Warm Homes Plan. Brevia Energy explores how Government and industry must ensure that lessons from ECO are embedded before the new scheme is rolled out.
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The new Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) Ministerial team faced its first oral questions last week.[1] Key themes included energy bills and fuel poverty, as well as the impact of the clean energy transition on industry and jobs – Brevia Energy explores these below.
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Approaching the Holyrood election, expected to take place in May 2026, it should come as little surprise that energy policy is moving to the forefront of political debate, embodying key debates around economic opportunity, national sovereignty, and decarbonisation. Brevia Energy examines how the Labour Party is positioning itself to appeal to the Scottish electorate as the Party of green growth and energy security.
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