Infrastructure
'Creative and resilient': EU launches clean energy islands initiative
Governments invited to apply for funding for island renewables and energy efficiency projects
SDG7: The compass pointing towards a world of clean and accessible energy
Could SDG7 provide a spring board for both full decarbonisation and the achievement of all 17 SDGs?
Honda powers up backing for Moixa as part of new £8.6m funding round
Auto giant leads fresh funding round to support UK-based smart battery specialist's international expansion plans
ExxonMobil promises $100m for biofuels and CCS research
Oil giant announces latest clean tech R&D push
Coca-Cola bottler experiments with turning emissions into effervescence
Pilot project in Switzerland aims to establish a viable market for captured carbon
UN Secretary-General calls for end to new coal plants after 2020
UN chief Antonio Guterres tells Associated Press countries should stop building new coal from next year or face 'total disaster'
Empty North Sea gas fields to be used to bury 10m tonnes of C02
Ports of Rotterdam, Antwerp and Ghent to pipe greenhouse gas into vast under-sea reservoir
Report: Subsidy-free renewables could be delayed by five years under Ofgem plans
Ofgem's Targeted Charging Review will favour gas power over new renewables, according to new research from Aurora
Is hydrogen the answer to EV grid overload?
VIDEO: AFC Energy has developed a semi-portable system for charging electric vehicles using hydrogen - BusinessGreen went for a closer look
'New normal': UK grid poised for first coal-free week since Industrial Revolution
Grid operator confirms no coal plants scheduled to come online before 2pm this afternoon, meaning UK is set to complete a week without coal power
Siemens announces plan to separate its energy divison
Siemens has confirmed it plans to carve out its energy division, including oil and gas unit and wind business SGRE
How the UK chalked up 1,000-hours without coal power
A Bank Holiday record of 114 consecutive hours without using coal power underlined the UK's progress in quitting its dirtiest fuel, but where next for the fossil fuel phase out?
'Deeply worrying': New global renewables capacity stalls in 2018
International Energy Agency data prompts fresh concerns about world's ability to meet long-term climate change goals
Could local energy markets provide the answer to green grid overload?
Across Cornwall, cutting edge green technologies are being installed to help manage the grid constraints caused by renewables - BusinessGreen visited the county to find out more
Centrica installs domestic batteries to support Cornish grid
Energy giant has completed the installation of 100 sonnen batteries in Cornish homes, marking a key stage in its £19m Local Energy Market trial
Expanded speaker line-up confirmed for Towards Net Zero Energy Leaders Briefing
Senior figures from Energy UK, RenewableUK, BT, and Green Alliance to provide insights on how businesses will be impacted by transition to a net zero energy system
US renewables production outstrips coal for first time ever
In April 2019, the US renewables sector generated more electricity than the country's coal power plants for the first time, according to analysis by the Institute for Energy Economics.
Fracking tsar quits with attack on 'highly successful' environmental activists
Natascha Engel slams government for 'political decisions' that have made hampered development of shale gas industry
China promotes 'green' belt and road, but is pressured over coal investments
More than 30 heads of state arrive in Beijing to court its massive outward investment plan, but the UN chief and others warn the investments must be sustainable
ING tips wind and solar investment to reach $13tr through to 2050
Banking giant predicts wind and solar could meet two thirds of global power demand, even as electricity use more than doubles
Repower old onshore wind farms to meet climate targets, UK government urged
If UK is to secure enough low-cost power capacity to meet climate targets, new onshore wind turbines must replace old ones, RenewableUK argues
NIC chief Phil Graham: 'Highly renewable electricity system should be Plan A for UK'
National Infrastructure Commission chief executive Phil Graham's speech at the Clean Energy Infrastructure Summit
UK enjoys record-breaking coal-free Easter
As climate protests dominated the news agenda, the UK grid managed an unbroken 90 hours without generating electricity from coal
Plans unveiled for £40m green energy hub to cut bills and CO2 in West Sussex
Integrated and innovative solar, battery, electric vehicle, heat pump, and CHP technologies to be deployed in West Sussex by green tech consortium
