Biomass
Drax eyes 'coal-free future'
Energy giant reports £83m loss in first half of year in part due to depreciation of its coal assets
Report: Green gas could now power one million homes
Anaerobic digestion capacity has grown 18 per cent over the last year, but with more support from government it could get bigger, industry claims
How to fix India's burning issue: turn unwanted straw into bio-energy pellets
Could biomass technology help cut India's carbon emissions and curb the country's smog crisis?
Iona Capital reveals jobs boost from £130m North West bioenergy funding
Infrastructure projects in region expected create 300 jobs by June this year and a further 600 over the next two years
ETI launches project to clean up biomass impurities
Research aims to boost efficiency and cost-effectiveness of biomass power plants
Just how carbon intensive is biomass power? The debate continues
The government quietly released a new technical study on North American wood pellets for UK biomass last week, but it once again fails to quell an increasingly heated debate
Poultry industry in a flap over potential impact of renewable heat reforms
Industry fears planned changes to Renewable Heat Incentive will block roll out of low emission combined heat and power systems at farms across the UK
Rush to cut carbon emissions by burning wood instead of coal and gas risks doing more harm than good
European countries' support for wood-based energy sources is based on a flawed assumption that they are carbon neutral
Ignore the Chatham House report - biomass has a crucial role in the clean energy system
The REA's Nina Skorupska hits back at yesterday's Chatham House report which denounced the burning of woody biomass as more harmful than coal
Chatham House: 'Flawed' assumptions mean biomass does more harm than good for climate
But green groups hit back at 'pseudo-science' used in study, insisting biomass has a viable role in low-carbon energy system
Drax profits down 17 per cent, hit by climate levy change
Core annual earnings fall to £140m due to weak commodity prices and government changes to climate tax
Caffè Nero teams up with bio-bean and First Mile to turn waste coffee into fuel
Partnership is transforming coffee giant's waste coffee grounds into renewable fuel
European commission approves Drax biomass subsidy
A third unit at Drax's coal power station will switch to burning wood pellets after commission's state aid investigation approves financial support
Ecotricity submits planning applications for Green Gas Mills on Lancashire fracking sites
Green energy specialist files two planning applications to build biogas plants on proposed shale gas sites in bid to highlight that 'there's an alternative to fracking'
Report: Green gas grid production doubles in 2016
Industry body reveals rapid expansion in anaerobic digestion and biogas industry
Survey shows widescale public support for bioenergy
ETI survey shows support for bioenergy similar to that of solar and offshore wind, but reveals on-going concerns about that biomass production's potential impact on food supplies
Drax CEO: 'Our purpose is to help change the way energy is generated, supplied and used for a better future'
Dorothy Thompson dishes the details of the coal and biomass giant's new plan to become a "diversified energy business"
Drax to buy energy supplier Opus Energy for £340m
Coal and biomass giant will also buy four gas projects in a separate deal
Renewable energy to crown Buckingham Palace's £369m makeover
Solar panels and anaerobic digestion plant to both feature in refurbishment plans
Perfect is the enemy of the good
The REA's Dr Nina Skorupska argues much of the criticism of biomass energy is failing to engage with the reality of the industry
Ecotricity announces winter price hike
Green energy specialist says government policy and cost increases from grid operators have forced it to up its prices for first time in four years
Biomass industry welcomes government re-think on CHP support
Government admits transitional period is needed to move sector towards lower tariff levels
Is biomass really more polluting than coal?
New economic comparison of different renewables finds much of the biomass used in the UK could be producing higher emissions than coal, raising questions over the scale of its use in the energy system
What negative emissions options does the UK have?
The latest Committee on Climate Change reports say greenhouse gas removal options will be needed to hit net zero emissions - BusinessGreen explores the options before the UK as the government considers how to go negative
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