Ian Thomas of Turquoise International argues Chinese investment can deliver a major boost to Europe's green economy
Record $26bn of green bond issuances in the third quarter of this year, more than 130 per cent above 2015 levels
New policy cancels construction work on 30 large-scale coal plants, although others warn China continues to expand coal power abroad
New analysis finds more international carbon trading could drastically reduce costs of delivering deep emissions cuts
Analysis suggests significant new financing is needed to deliver 498GW of renewable energy promised under Paris Agreements
Over 400 companies warn minimum-pricing rules for Chinese imports are 'negatively impacting the entire European solar value chain to the detriment of jobs, investment and solar deployment in Europe'
New safeguards sought by BEIS on the controversial £18bn nuclear project formally agreed by all parties at ceremony in London
Matthew Farrow reflects on a recent visit by Chinese environmental businesses to the UK, and asks what the May government can learn from China's approach to tackling serious environmental challenges
Standard & Poors downgrades EDF's credit rating just days after Moody's places its EDF rating on review
Scheme designed to cap energy consumption by allocating quotas to companies