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Achieving net zero in Wales requires drastic reductions in emissions from new and existing buildings. Decarbonisation of domestic heating has a critical role to play...

Education and work form the backbone of people’s lives, as well as being of crucial importance to the economic and social development of Wales....

Transport is the third highest greenhouse gas emitting sector in Wales. Decarbonising the transport sector while ensuring that the people and places of Wales are...

The Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) is coordinating a climate change transition and recovery support programme to meet the overall target for the public sector...

Our outputs show that, while reaching the 2035 target is achievable, it will require fast and sustained action to increase electricity generation.

Read WWF Cymru's response to our recent report: How could Wales feed itself by 2035?

Reducing emissions from agriculture remains one of the biggest barriers on Wales’ pathway to net zero. Progress has been limited in recent years and while ‘...

To achieve the Welsh Government’s net zero ambitions, Wales needs to reduce its agricultural emissions through changes to farming practices and increased carbon sequestration,...