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News UK Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall 2% In 2025 As Coal Use Ends

UK Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fall 2% In 2025 As Coal Use Ends

Responsible Us Bureau   Apr 7, 2026

UK emissions declined 2% in 2025 due to the end of coal power and lower industrial activity, while transport emissions rose, highl...

Investors Quinbrook Invests £100M In UK’s Clean Refuelling Hubs

Quinbrook Invests £100M In UK’s Clean Refuelling Hubs

Responsible Us Bureau   Jan 21, 2025

Quinbrook invests £100M in Aegis Energy’s clean multi-energy refuelling hubs to support UK’s transport decarbonization.

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