Energy
CCC: UK land policy overhaul crucial to support food, housing and climate
UK climate watchdog sets out blueprint to drive decarbonisation, protect habitats, boost food production and build more housing after Brexit
Ecotricity green gas secures Vegan Society registration
Green energy supplier receives third party approval to assure customers its biogas is not made using animal by-products
Heat networks could cut UK decarbonisation costs by £3bn, ETI estimates
Report by Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) sets out pathways for cutting capital costs of developing heat networks
Need to know: Five takeaways from IEA's World Energy Outlook 2018
Peak coal, electric vehicle take-off and green power growth - everything you need to know from the International Energy Agency's annual bumper report
ClientEarth lodges objection to Drax gas project on climate change grounds
Green lawyers claim plans to convert Selby coal units to gas power risk locking in high carbon infrastructure that could undermine UK's climate commitments
Nothing confusing about choosing to go green
ScottishPower's Keith Anderson responds to suggestions its green power transition has been misleadingly reported
'Falling far short': SEforAll warns global energy goals for 2030 slipping out of reach
Annual investment is at least $20bn short of what is needed to hit target for universal and sustainable electricity access by 2030
Record-breakers: Scottish wind farms deliver power equivalent to 98 per cent of demand
New analysis confirms Scottish wind farm provided enough power last month for nearly five million homes
CDP: Oil majors spending tiny fraction of capex on low carbon projects
Non-profit's new research suggests oil majors spent just 1.3 per cent of capital expenditure on low-carbon projects last year
Can efficiency and clean tech help businesses tackle energy cost 'double whammy'?
New Inenco report highlights how business energy costs are facing upward pressure once again - savvy firms need to respond
Study: Only two oil majors have coherent climate plans
Transition Pathway Initiative publishes new analysis detailing how oil and gas firms are still planning to breach the Paris Agreement
A Big Six supplier 'going green' is our chance to clear up confusion on clean energy
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport wants more clarity over green energy tariffs
UK nuclear plans suffer major blow with Toshiba wind down of NuGen
Decision to axe nuclear business deals a potentially fatal blow to plans for a new large-scale nuclear plant in Cumbria
Nuclear option: UK readies £32m small modular reactor testing scheme
Experts from finance, nuclear, construction and manufacturing gather at government summit to discuss accelerating small reactor development
'Bullish' BNEF tips global energy storage market for $1.2tr investment boom
Influential analyst upgrades expectations for behind-the-meter and grid-scale storage markets as costs continue to fall
Is the UK's clean energy transition stumbling?
Record clean energy results one day, plummeting investment the next - what's behind the contrasting performance of the renewables sector?
Colorado governor-elect has US' most ambitious renewable goal
Jared Polis' promise to phase out fossil fuel electricity by 2040 would be the fastest target in any state
Brexit sparks slide in UK clean energy investment
Latest EY Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index sees UK slip to eighth place in global league table
UK businesses are making the case for onshore wind
RenewableUK's Nathan Bennett reveals how a number of firms are demonstrating how onshore wind farms can deliver low cost power
UK renewables capacity overtakes fossil fuels for the first time
New report from Drax reveals UK renewables now stands at a record 42GW of capacity, exceeding the fossil fuel power fleet for the first time
Energy industry steps up call for efficiency drive, as Ofgem confirms price cap launch date
'We must also look at ways to keep bills down on a lasting basis,' warns Energy UK
Drilling to start on UK's deepest geothermal energy project
Geothermal Engineering to start work on 3MW renewable power facility at industrial site in St Day
Burning to solve climate change: The BECCS paradox
For land rights and justice, the international climate solution is fundamentally flawed, argues ClientEarth's Caroline Haywood
Energy efficiency 'U-turn': Tougher rules to force more landlords to upgrade homes
Government tweaks MEES rules to require more landlords to install energy efficiency measures, but campaigners warn some of the coldest properties will still be exempt
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