Interim court hearing kicks off with Friends of the Earth pushing for disclosures from government on internal advice that led to the green light being given for a new coal mine

Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary insists government remains 'resolutely committed' to net zero but that it cannot ‘risk sacrificing the whole climate agenda’ by moving too quickly

Paris Agreement goals risk slipping out of reach unless world doubles investment in preparing power grids for accelerated rollout of renewables, heat pumps, and EVs, International Energy Agency warns

Two exit polls indicate ruling Law and Justice Party has not won enough seats to form a government, potentially paving way for easing of strained relations with EU on climate policy

Rivers, lakes, wetlands, and aquifers underpin around 60 per cent of global GDP, yet they are under severe strain from unsustainable agricultural and food production practices, new WWF report warns

Environmental Audit Committee calls on government to 'throw our full toolbox at understanding changes in the Arctic better' in order to address threats posed by rising seas and extreme weather

Thousands of churches, cathedrals, schools, and clergy houses set to benefit from green energy upgrades and audits through £30m funding pot

Ballykeel wind farm is first renewable power project in Northern Ireland to be delivered through a corporate power purchase agreement

UK-based offshore energy firm seeks to further expand beyond its core oil and gas services into growing offshore wind and tidal business

Climate advisory body challenges government to provide evidence and emissions data to underpin its claim the UK remains on track to meet climate goals