Policy

Committees warn proposed cuts to solar subsidies could have 'fatal impact' on fledgling sector

Court rules in favour of solar firms, throwing government feed-in tariff plans into chaos

Applications invited as hunt begins to find successor

Scheme to make 14m UK homes more energy efficient will only reach 2-3m households, Committee on Climate Change says

Measures could be taken to reduce oversupply in the market when Denmark takes on six-month EU leadership from January

Government urged to rethink plans to slash feed-in tariffs from 12 December

James Murray runs down the scenarios businesses face as a result of Durban Agreement

Air Resources Board votes to streamline Low Carbon Fuel Standard but oil companies warn new rules are unfeasible

Opponents will increase pressure on ministers by targeting key constituencies

Tough new standards to limit use of phosphates in washing powders and dishwasher detergent