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    Energy & Environment

    The latest Energy & Environment news from Civil Service World
    Tributes paid after DECC’s former science chief David MacKay dies at 48
    15 Apr 2016 Energy & Environment
    Tributes paid after DECC’s former science chief David MacKay dies at 48

    Energy secretary Amber Rudd leads tributes as former chief scientific advisor loses battle with stomach cancer


    NAO: DECC's flagship Green Deal lacked targets, wasn't tested and didn't take evidence into account
    14 Apr 2016 Energy & Environment
    NAO: DECC's flagship Green Deal lacked targets, wasn't tested and didn't take evidence into account

    National Audit Office (NAO) report finds that each loan given out under the Department of Energy and Climate Change's Green Deal cost government £17,000, and flags poor use of evidence and testing when the scheme was designed 


    DECC's Stephen Lovegrove to succeed Jon Thompson as Ministry of Defence permanent secretary
    09 Mar 2016 Energy & Environment
    DECC's Stephen Lovegrove to succeed Jon Thompson as Ministry of Defence permanent secretary

    Lovegrove to leave DECC after three years at the top, taking over from Jon Thompson at the MoD "shortly"


    Former Defra permanent secretary Bronwyn Hill cleared to take up job with nuclear watchdog
    25 Jan 2016 Energy & Environment
    Former Defra permanent secretary Bronwyn Hill cleared to take up job with nuclear watchdog

    Public appointments watchdog Acoba approves former Defra perm sec's appointment to board of the Office for Nuclear Regulation


    Decc appoints new executive director for Gas and Electricity Markets Authority
    22 Jan 2016 Energy & Environment
    Decc appoints new executive director for Gas and Electricity Markets Authority

    Regulator Ofgem’s energy markets inquiry lead Rachel Fletcher appointed for seven-year term


    Water regulator Ofwat under fire over high customer bills
    13 Jan 2016 Energy & Environment
    Water regulator Ofwat under fire over high customer bills

    MPs on the Public Accounts Committee says the industry regulator is failing to ensure savings are passed on


    Top Defra adviser: break up Environment Agency after flooding
    06 Jan 2016 Energy & Environment
    Top Defra adviser: break up Environment Agency after flooding

    Dieter Helm, chair of the advisory Natural Capital Committee, urges creation of a new "smaller, more tightly focussed Environment Protection agency"


    Department for International Development perm sec Mark Lowcock: 'Our biggest challenge in 2015 has been defeating Ebola in Sierra Leone'
    22 Dec 2015 Energy & Environment
    Department for International Development perm sec Mark Lowcock: "Our biggest challenge in 2015 has been defeating Ebola in Sierra Leone"

    With the end of 2015 in sight, we asked Whitehall's top officials to review the year, set out their priorities for 2016 – and shed some light on their festive plans. Mark Lowcock, permanent secretary of the Department for International Development, takes part in our biggest-ever perm secs' round-up series...


    Home Office perm sec Mark Sedwill on 2015 and tackling 'fast-evolving threats' with a 'significantly reduced' budget
    21 Dec 2015 Energy & Environment
    Home Office perm sec Mark Sedwill on 2015 and tackling "fast-evolving threats" with a "significantly reduced" budget

    With the end of 2015 in sight, we asked Whitehall's top officials to review the year, set out their priorities for 2016 – and shed some light on their festive plans. Mark Sedwill, permanent secretary of the Home Office, takes part in our biggest-ever perm secs' round-up series...


    Decc permanent secretary Stephen Lovegrove on the Energy Bill, climate change – and a weakness for gangster films
    21 Dec 2015 Energy & Environment
    Decc permanent secretary Stephen Lovegrove on the Energy Bill, climate change – and a weakness for gangster films

    With the end of 2015 in sight, we asked Whitehall's top officials to review the year, set out their priorities for 2016 – and shed some light on their festive plans. Stephen Lovegrove, permanent secretary of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc), takes part in our biggest-ever perm secs' round-up series...


    What's it like being the government's chief veterinary officer?
    18 Dec 2015 Energy & Environment
    What's it like being the government's chief veterinary officer?

    This year marks the 150th anniversary of state veterinary service. For the UK’s chief veterinary officer Nigel Gibbens, it’s the perfect opportunity to reflect on the achievements of his profession, and consider what lies ahead in the ever-changing role of a government vet


    Defra's permanent secretary Clare Moriarty on her first impressions of the department – and her plans for 2016
    15 Dec 2015 Energy & Environment
    Defra's permanent secretary Clare Moriarty on her first impressions of the department – and her plans for 2016

    With the end of 2015 in sight, we asked Whitehall's top officials to review the year, set out their priorities for 2016 – and shed some light on their festive plans. Clare Moriarty, permanent secretary of the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), takes part in our biggest-ever perm secs round-up series...


    Defra savings must not undermine flood defences, say MPs
    15 Dec 2015 Energy & Environment
    Defra savings must not undermine flood defences, say MPs

    Department "must prioritise front-line work like flood protection" as it reduces its resource spending, environment committee says


    Energy secretary points the finger at Department for Transport over renewables target
    11 Nov 2015 Energy & Environment
    Energy secretary points the finger at Department for Transport over renewables target

    "We don’t have the right policies to meet 2020 targets," Amber Rudd tells MPs


    Spending Review: Watchdog to audit environmental impact of cuts
    02 Nov 2015 Energy & Environment
    Spending Review: Watchdog to audit environmental impact of cuts

    National Audit Office asked by MPs to check whether Spending Review cuts are taking account of the environment


    Green Investment Bank chief: privatisation a 'goldilocks moment'
    29 Oct 2015 Energy & Environment
    Green Investment Bank chief: privatisation a "goldilocks moment"

    Shaun Kingsbury tells the Environmental Audit Committee that time is right to hand coalition-era bank to the private sector – but E3G warns against “rushed privatisation”


    James Cross: Bold changes at Natural England will help us focus on outcomes, not process
    09 Oct 2015 Energy & Environment
    James Cross: Bold changes at Natural England will help us focus on outcomes, not process

    Natural England's chief executive James Cross reflects on his first year in the job – and says the agency's reforms show environmental protection doesn't have to be at odds with economic growth


    Energy secretary Amber Rudd bats away talk of Decc-BIS merger
    17 Sep 2015 Energy & Environment
    Energy secretary Amber Rudd bats away talk of Decc-BIS merger

    Amber Rudd defends "incredibly important department" as Tory backbencher says merger with Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) being considered


    Farming it out: Is Defra’s latest open data push the shape of things to come?
    28 Jul 2015 Energy & Environment
    Farming it out: Is Defra’s latest open data push the shape of things to come?

    Environment secretary Liz Truss has hailed Defra’s new Open Data Initiative as the biggest ever "data give-away" by government. But what will it mean in practice? Mark Rowe reports


    Defra names new deputy for Environment Agency board
    24 Jul 2015 Energy & Environment
    Defra names new deputy for Environment Agency board

    Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs appoints Emma Howard Boyd to agency


    DECC axes funding for Coalition's flagship Green Deal scheme
    23 Jul 2015 Energy & Environment
    DECC axes funding for Coalition's flagship Green Deal scheme

    Energy secretary Amber Rudd calls time on household energy efficiency scheme


    Climate of uncertainty: What's next for Decc and Defra?
    23 Jul 2015 Energy & Environment
    Climate of uncertainty: What's next for Decc and Defra?

    The countryside and climate change were strangely absent from the election campaign and the Queen’s Speech. Why – and what does this mean for DECC, Defra and the governance of the environment? Mark Rowe reports


    Defra set to see CAP fines increase despite governance improvements
    14 Jul 2015 Energy & Environment
    Defra set to see CAP fines increase despite governance improvements

    Spending watchdog finds problems with department's administration of Common Agricultural Policy payments


    Bronwyn Hill to step down as Defra permanent secretary
    02 Jul 2015 Energy & Environment
    Bronwyn Hill to step down as Defra permanent secretary

    Cabinet Office announces that Hill – Defra's perm sec since 2011 – will be succeeded by the DfT's Clare Moriarty


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