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While melting ice and extreme weather make climate change visible, ocean acidification remains largely out of sight and therefore, Professor Helen Findlay explains ocean acidification in our latest podcast.

A look at how Knowsley Council's funding acted as a springboard for its green ambitions across a variety of buildings thanks to the Public Sector Low Carbon Skills Fund.

We’re celebrating a transformative partnership delivering clean energy projects, sharing expertise and inspiring sustainability across the public sector, our first stop is Coventry.

As the world gathers in Brazil for COP30, climate scientist Dr Emily Shuckburgh, co-author with King Charles III, reflects on lessons from the ice and her mission to turn research into real-world impact

From housing to hydrogen, and from classrooms to communities, Wales Climate Week 2025 showcased the power of collaboration and innovation in building a cleaner, greener future.

Our campaign highlights how Low Carbon Skills Fund projects are giving local communities better, more sustainable facilities as well as cutting carbon

South Lakes Housing upgrades 826 homes across Cumbria

A grade-II listed building, where the views of 250,000 miners used to be heard, has hosted a discussion about clean energy, including politicians, experts, academics and campaigners.  

Explore climate change and policymaking in Wales Climate Week podcast with Dr Jack Price from the Wales Centre for Public Policy.

This procurement section of our website provides suppliers with access to Atamis, our e-sourcing system used to manage tendering and contract management activities.

To celebrate Wales Climate Week, we spoke to Teifion Maddocks, who discussed why climate action is an ongoing process of learning, change, and commitment.

Verified 2025 brought together leading voices from across the public and private sectors to explore how measurement, verification, and transparency are vital to achieving the UK’s net-zero goals.