9 June 2026
It’s here - the Great Big Green Week is running from 6 - 14 June 2026, and it’s no exaggeration to say that it’s Britain’s largest celebration of community-led climate and green action, featuring events on green energy, travel, food and much more.
1 July 2025
Planning your next getaway? Before you book that flight or pack your bags, take a moment to think about the environmental impact of your travels.
22 April 2025
On 14 April, two of our windmill technicians, Leanne and Jon, arrived at Ecotricity HQ in Stroud, having cycled an incredible 500 miles from our most northern windmill in Dundee.
6 November 2024
Transport accounts for over 25% of our greenhouse gas emissions in the UK – but are electric vehicles the answer?
28 June 2024
The transport sector has been the largest contributor to UK greenhouse gas emissions since 2016 and one of the key areas targeted by government strategy in its bid to hit its carbon reduction targets.
14 May 2024
We’ve launched a new electric vehicle tariff that we believe is the best in Britain. If you’ve already got an EV or you’re thinking about getting one, here’s why you should do your charging at home with Ecotricity
28 November 2023
Dale Vince, founder of Ecojet, has announced that the newly launched airline will use hydrogen-electric propulsion technology pioneered locally in Kemble.
17 July 2023
The world's first electric airline powered by renewable energy.
8 June 2021
Ecotricity has today confirmed the sale of its pioneering Electric Highway – the national charging network for electric cars to GRIDSERVE..
4 May 2021
The Electric Highway – the world’s first nationwide charging network, has today opened the UK’s largest high power motorway charging site - 12 x 350kW chargers at MOTO’s new Rugby services.
12 March 2021
Ecotricity and GRIDSERVE today announced a major new collaboration to turbocharge development of the Electric Highway – Europe’s first nationwide charging network.
1 February 2021
Dale Vince and Lucy Siegle discuss their shared passion for ‘another way to live’ and fighting the climate crisis.