Legislation

Defra insists budget cuts to Environment Agency will not reduce Britain's resilience to extreme weather events

Green energy provider predicts move to restrict the number of energy tariffs utilities can offer could have 'unintended consequences' for clean technologies

After the 2009 Copenhagen climate talks, Richard Gledhill made a pact to see a global deal before he retired from PwC’s Sustainability & Climate Change team. But on New Year’s Eve, time ran out

Energy Secretary says £750m coal to biomass conversion could still gain support, but owner claims plant could shut in 2015

UK renewables set to compete for support under plan to drive £110bn of investment and create 200,000 green jobs

But green groups warn plans will cost lives and money without 2025 targets

Long-awaited Energy Bill granted final approval today, as government prepares to unveil crucial delivery plan

Campaign groups cautiously welcome plans to ban HFCs from new equipment and pare down overall emissions

MEPs approve new plans that would force large private and public companies to disclose environmental and social data

Nick Molho says today’s call by leading businesses, investors and trade associations shows the appetite for stable climate policies