Wales is proposing something radical: bringing government, finance and communities together to build, own and benefit from energy infrastructure. It's a recognition of where the renewable energy market is heading and could establish an international precedent.

Renewr believes the barrier to commercial renewable deployment isn't simply technology or demand. It's the transactional model used to sell it.

There is an idea that in this world we are all angry with each other. It feeds the algorithms. It makes us watch outrage.

Stephen Coyle is an anomaly, he's unique. Well sort of.

Whilst some boundaries are moving, some barriers still exist. It's not gender wars, it's maths.

There's a problem with coordination. We've been told about it, and witnessed it. Any solutions?

It can often be a very simple idea, used in a clever

How about a network for opportunities, people and places, that only focusses on retrofit work?

When you size a solution to the heat loss of a property. You're making a lot of assumptions. If you monitor it accurately - your solution matches reality, not maths.

Westminster is not where permission starts. Britain is already taking action against climate change. Are people afraid to report on it?

This family run business make homes and offices energy efficient with one simple rule.