Policy

Green growth remains within the Chancellor's grasp, but he remains addicted to high carbon policies

Tim Yeo will today chair joint Energy and Climate Change and Environmental Audit Committee inquiry into solar incentive cuts

China to probe US manufacturer subsidies just weeks after Obama administration announced its own price-fixing investigation

Jane Burston of Carbon Retirement outlines the key issues at the start of the two-week climate negotiations

The Durban climate talks are closer to a breakthrough than most people think - all we need is strong leaders

UN climate chief quotes Nelson Mandela in opening address: "It always seems impossible until it is done"

New report accuses developed countries of using divide-and-rule tactics as part of international climate talks

UK firm to support development of new Brazilian energy efficiency policies

Green groups fearful as Osborne prepares to announce road-building, carbon tax breaks and delay to fuel duty increase

Canadian interests and oil lobby win coalition's support for highly polluting process in runup to European fuel quality vote