Infrastructure

Second generation of home battery systems automatically stores cheap energy for use at peak times

Forum for the Future's new initiative encourages firms to reap the environmental advantages and additional revenues that come with smart demand-response technologies

Latest setback likely to further fuel concerns about energy security and carbon targets in the mid 2020s

Caverns could store low-carbon fuel for use at times of peak demand

Baroness Worthington argues the Tata Steel crisis and the Paris Agreement should provide the UK with the trigger it needs to finally deliver an ambitious low carbon industrial strategy

Government confirms it is willing to take 25 per cent stake in Tata Steel's UK operations and is investigating further grants to support energy efficiency and environmental protection upgrades

As the REA's latest report shows, the UK has the potential to rapidly expand its green gas sector - but only if ministers seize the opportunity

EURELECTRIC's Hans ten Berge argues that if Europe is to have a greener future it is likely to become increasingly reliant on electricity as a source of heat and transport, as well as power

Leading geologist warns loophole in government's legal definition of fracking could enable companies to bypass safety precautions

The coal giant appears to think it can bounce back from bankruptcy, but it is downplaying the chances that the industry is entering a period of structural decline