Legislation

Probe will determine whether subsidy scheme is in line with EU State Aid rules following shock court ruling last year

White & Case lawyer Mark Clarke lifts the lid on the pioneering climate lawsuits taking courts around the world by storm

In advising the government not to carry forward surplus carbon emissions into the UK's next budget period, the CCC has warned the government's decarbonisation policies are behind schedule

Amid US threats to slap import tariffs on European cars, the EU is wavering on its commitment to uphold the Paris Agreement through trade negotiations

Major corporates, including Unilever, Heathrow Airport, Tesco, Coca-Cola Europe, join NGOs in calling on EU to endorse net zero vision

UK businesses which produce or trade products containing harmful gases will need to register online in event of no-deal

Terry Soloman Dugbo is currently serving more than seven years in prison for e-waste crimes

A report on formally joining the climate deal is due for completion by the end of the month, while a key industry lobby has reversed its opposition

Government advises more than 11,000 UK companies to prepare for new reporting rules on energy use, emissions, and efficiency measures which will apply from April

RenewableUK's Nathan Bennett warns that proposed reforms from Ofgem run counter to the government's clean growth and decarbonisation goals - and renewables projects could suffer as a result