Six in ten Britons support GB Energy in principle, with the public highly supportive of expanding renewable energy production

Support for nuclear also rises if it would further progress on net-zero

From offshore wind farms to hydroelectric dams, the majority of Scots support more renewable energy infrastructure - but those who back the Scottish Conservatives are the most likely to have reservations

In late 2013, more favoured than opposed fracking in Britain. Since then, public sentiment has reversed

43% of Britons say Labour hasn’t done anything positive yet, while changes to winter fuel payments are seen as the worst thing they’ve done

Public support many of Labour’s housing and planning reforms, but remain sceptical of building on ‘greenbelt’ land

George Osborne has been in China on a high-profile trade mission. The Chancellor wants to make Britain China’s ‘best partner in the West’ and to turn China into this country’s second largest trading partner by 2025. He wants to open up Chinese markets to British exporters and to attract Chinese ...

One in four Britons say they thought Labour would do well, but have been disappointed, with the winter fuel allowance changes being a key reason why

Half of Labour voters are disappointed by Starmer’s government, with four in ten Britons feeling the country is in a worse state than before the election

John Humphrys' weekly column for YouGov

Solar power is the UK’s most well-regarded source of energy, and there is a clear consensus in the UK that renewable energy is a positive thing

It is sometimes a heresy to question a political consensus but looking at the political furore over energy bills in the UK, one is tempted to ask: why have energy bills and energy companies become a major political issue in the UK, even though our bills are not, by comparison ...

A YouGov-Cambridge report on attitudes to the household energy market, uniquely including the views of both consumers and the industry itself.