New findings from Electrify Research’s Homeowner Electrification Tracker Study (HETS) show that UK homeowners with electric heat pumps are more satisfied with their heating than owners of any other type of heating system.

The MCS Foundation has welcomed the announcement in today’s Spending Review that the Government has committed to fully funding the Warm Homes Plan

As part of its strategy to broaden the competencies of its board to support its new phase of growth, the MCS Foundation has welcomed three new trustees to help oversee the charity’s work towards a carbon-free future for all UK homes.

The MCS Foundation has welcomed the Scottish Government’s commitment to deliver a Heat in Buildings Bill, but has called for greater clarity and ambition on the rollout of heat pumps across Scotland. 

Government needs a public engagement strategy that includes trusted consumer champions to tackle a ‘greenlash’, think tank survey reveals.

53% of teachers say they do not know enough to inform young people about green careers opportunities, according to a report launched today for Green Careers Week.

The Government’s apparent failure to require solar panels on all new builds is extremely disappointing, and represents an enormous missed opportunity.

Following Keir Starmer’s visit to a wind farm in Wales, The MCS Foundation has renewed calls for planning restrictions on small-scale wind turbines to be lifted.

Removing social and environmental levies from electricity bills could save consumers up to £300 a year and incentivise the uptake of heat pumps, a new independent report by Cornwall Insight and the MCS Foundation has said.

Local grid upgrades need to become a critical infrastructure priority over the next 25 years if we are to meet our legally binding carbon budgets, according to a new paper from the MCS Foundation and energy analysts Regen.