New study argues subsidy cuts will delay the contribution renewables can make to lower electricity prices, while promised nuclear subsidies could be more expensive than projected
EIA figures show the country's nuclear capacity is set to increase by 2020
New official figures show wind power alone contributed over 40 per cent of new capacity in the first nine months of the year
The government's willingness to fork over billions of pounds in billpayers' money to French and Chinese remains shrouded in confusion
Chinese developer to take one third stake in £18bn nuclear power plant, as Greenpeace warns single project will add £33 a year to consumer bills
Details unveiled of deal signed between state-owned companies from China and France to build world's most expensive plant on UK soil
With a landmark deal on Hinkley Point expected tomorrow, a new report outlines the role nuclear energy could play in curbing global carbon emissions
Greenpeace commissioned poll shows only a third of people support plans for a new nuclear power plant in Somerset
Lack of clarity is damaging investment in renewable energy, as well as gas and nuclear, says director of Imperial College London's centre for energy policy
Molly Scott Cato argues that when it comes to infrastructure projects it is George Osborne, not the new Labour leader, who is the true socialist