Committee accused of putting "blind faith" in EU emissions trading scheme to tackle coal industry renaissance
The coal industry is about to launch a major push to bring dirty energy to the world's developing countries, Kirsty Gogan argues that green businesses need a credible response
State media reports that growth in coal consumption slowed significantly in 2013
Research centre has undertaken world's first large scale test of carbon capturing solvent
Succession of cancelled projects see EU fall behind North America and China in development of crucial carbon abatement technology
Industry group says adopting target will help develop technology regarded as vital to cost-effective decarbonisation efforts
Report says technology that can lower annual energy bills by £82 and create thousands of jobs faces "defining moment"
Shift towards gas and renewables stalls, with carbon intensive coal making modest recovery
Company details how it is looking to comply with EU emissions rules by closing seven fossil fuel power plants by 2023
Yorkshire power plant's green transformation continues as new systems to support first biomass unit are opened