Policy

Island governments agree to cooperate in exploiting offshore renewable energy in the Irish Sea and the Channel

Energy and climate change minister garnering support for 30 per cent reductions by 2020 ahead of EU Environment Council meeting today

Chief executives say setting UK on European time would be worth £3.5bn to UK economy

Carwyn Jones will today ask UK government for power to refuse major new energy projects

Ernst & Young concludes slightly higher feed-in tariffs could make solar projects viable without leading to overspending

Progress being made on technical issues, despite continued deadlock over future of Kyoto

British government could face EU fines over failure to impose green car purchasing rules

Senate votes overwhelmingly to end controversial subsidies after initially rejecting proposal to scrap biofuel tax breaks