Legislation

Government seeks exemption from European law that would close down Aberthaw for its excessive nitrogen oxide emissions

'How does this fit with the PM's often-stated position that Australia is open for business?', energy company boss asks

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

Financial Conduct Authority accused of undermining official policy by refusing new applications for community projects

As one of the driving forces behind the UK's community energy sector and a leading player in environmental law, you can see how Simmons & Simmons seized the title of green law firm of the year

Ed Davey has been accused of "dodging green taxes" by switching to a smaller supplier, but what will happen as these challenger companies start to join the mainstream?

EurActiv reports that proposed legislation to tackle pesticides and illegal logging have been blocked by the outgoing leadership of the European Commission

Government officials confirm old coal power stations will not be eligible for funding that could have helped them stay open to the 2020s

President beefs up climate strategy once again with new moves to tackle methane emissions, enhance resilience, and bolster economic case for action

President Obama poised to announce fresh climate policies, as California and Mexico seek to establish clean tech hub