Infrastructure
OVO unveils home V2G electric vehicle charger and battery storage units
Utility launches suite of domestic energy products to boost home energy flexibility
The end of the Big Six as we know them
The shake up amongst the Big Six energy companies should herald big benefits for the clean energy sector, according to REA's Nina Skorupska
Saipem 7000: On board the vast oil sector ship charting a new course for clean energy
The 118,000 tonne ship has spent three decades building oil and gas rigs - BusinessGreen climbs aboard ahead of its new offshore wind voyage
Shell threatened with legal action over climate change contributions
Friends of the Earth demands the oil firm move away from fossil fuels to comply with Paris deal
EDF to invest €8bn in bid to become energy storage leader
French utility reveals plans to ramp up energy storage investments between 2018 and 2035
Two years to go: UK one-fifth of the way to completing smart meter rollout
10 million smart meters are now in operation across homes and businesses in the UK, but number still well short of estimated 52 million target by 2020
Reach for the Sky: Shell scenario wrestles with 'awe-inspiring task' of building net zero emission economy
Oil giant offers 'technologically, industrially, and economically possible' pathway for meeting Paris Agreement goals
Nuclear watchdog raises Hinkley Point C concerns
Management failings could affect safety at EDF power station if unaddressed, says inspector
Boost energy security by cutting demand, say researchers
Energy efficiency and demand reduction could play key role in energy security strategies, according to UK Energy Research Council
Druridge Bay: Sajid Javid refuses coal mine planning permission citing climate concerns
Decision letter confirms that Secretary of State gave "very considerable weight" to greenhouse gas emissions that would result from controversial coal mine
What we talk about when we talk about green cities
Emma Howard Boyd's speech to the Manchester Green Summit - in full
Plastic free and carbon neutral: Manchester maps out bold green vision
Manchester Green Summit delivers a raft of new sustainability commitments, as Mayor Andy Burnham underlines commitment to decarbonisation
AkzoNobel Specialty Chemicals joins green hydrogen partnership
Converting excess green electricity into hydrogen could help Sweden switch to 100 per cent renewables by 2040
Gas 'crisis': Case for state intervention?
ECIU's Richard Black reflects on how the cold weather has played havoc with debate surrounding the UK's energy industry
How do you prove the circular economy is working?
AECOM's Robert Spencer warns that businesses deploying circular economy models need to remember to make the case for the approach, even once it is successfully up and running
'The tip of a very large iceberg': 'Subsidy-free' offshore wind contract awarded, as low cost renewables trend gathers pace
Vattenfall secures landmark contract, as major new report suggests 60GW of 'subsidy-free' renewables could come online by 2030
Could V2G technology turbo-charge the faltering electric vehicle market?
New survey suggests interest in electric vehicles could surge when people realise they can make money from their plug-in cars
Green light for Swindon council's giant 50MW battery project
One of the UK's largest energy storage projects now seeking investors having cleared planning hurdle
Ireland fires up support for Powering Past Coal Alliance
Irish government confirms it will join international group as it seeks to end use of coal-fired power by 2025
Could smart meters trigger emergence of the 'Netflix of energy'?
New survey suggests smart meter users are more likely to consider purchasing energy as part of a 'lifestyle service'
UK and Saudi Arabia ink clean energy partnership, as France backs global solar push
Crown Prince's visit ends with Memorandum of Understanding on clean energy co-operation
Nissan expands E.ON tie-up to drive V2G and storage services
Partnership expands work already underway in Denmark, with plans to scale up vehicle-to-grid services, clean energy generation and storage solutions
Gas shortage highlights challenge for government
Growth of the global LNG market has obliterated the business case for national gas storage, leaving the UK vulnerable to price shocks and supply shortages, argues ECIU's Jonathan Marshall
Government delays decision on controversial Druridge Bay coal mine plans
BREAKING: On the day a long-awaited decision on future of plans for open cast coal mine was expected, government confirms it has deferred the ruling without setting a new deadline
