Infrastructure

Opposition party to table amendments to Lords infrastructure bill that would tighten rules for companies drilling for shale gas

While they can't capture as much energy as batteries, the technology is finding advocates in the transportation sector

The renewables revolution is fast gathering pace and we are now just a few pieces of the jigsaw away from an ultra-low emission grid

Major new report reveals some utilities turning to wind power as a 'cost-saving option'

Protests at offices of Defra and energy firm in London, Swansea University campus and sites in East Yorkshire and Blackpool

Campaigners occupy government buildings and drilling sites in protest over government support for shale gas

Greenpeace calls on DECC to re-run consultation on controversial plans to relax fracking trespass rules, as Scottish government objects to proposed changes

Changing how electricity is generated, bought and sold in the United States begins with a small handful of individuals in each state who set the rules

Shale gas may have a role to play in a low carbon energy mix, but the industry will never deliver unless it can cut out the PR blunders

DECC survey reveals declining support for shale gas, as industry survey showing growing support comes under attack