15 June 2026

Nile Rodgers, founder of CHIC, songwriter and music producer, is partnering with Skydiamond to launch an exclusive collectible brooch, bringing sustainable luxury jewellery to fans around the world.

21 May 2026

Grid Faeries x Ecotricity bring fossil fuel-free power to Bristol festival Grid Faeries x Ecotricity are the official sponsors of the Main Stage at this year’s Love Saves The Day festival, taking place at Ashton Court, Bristol, on 23–24 May.

27 April 2026

We’ve got amazing news from Ecotalk this spring with the release of a family of (extremely cute!) beavers into Bowyers Wood, East Sussex.

2 February 2026

Starting today, Ecotalk are giving you a front row seat to watch the beautiful birds feeding, fluttering and squabbling in Chris Packham’s garden in the New Forest.

29 January 2026

We’re delighted to announce that the LIDO 2025 Festival has been awarded Highly Commended by A Greener Future in its awards for the world’s greenest events and festivals.

27 November 2025

At Ecotricity, we love a good nature story. Often, we hear stories about people harming nature instead of helping it. That’s why we were thrilled to see this video of baby beavers splashing about in the river in Devon – thanks to the hard work of Ecotalk.

1 October 2025

A groundbreaking new initiative is using the beautiful game in a whole new way - not just to score goals, but to tackle loneliness and support mental health.

22 September 2025

Here at Ecotricity, we’re passionate supporters of our sister club Forest Green Rovers. They’re joining us on our mission to beat climate change by showing the world that there is another way to do things.

23 July 2025

We’re delighted to announce that broadcaster and environmentalist Chris Packham has taken on a new role as Chief Ecologist at Ecotalk.

8 September 2022

5G is the latest generation of mobile phone technology, following on from 4G and 3G before it.

29 March 2022

Ecotricity Principal Ecologist Simon Pickering, shares his tips for making your garden a haven for wildlife this spring.

15 March 2022

The UK government has again given permission for sugar beet farmers to use the banned pesticide thiamethoxam in England.