Drax

Power giant now has four units generating electricity using biomass, leaving just two units burning coal at the Selby plant

Fossil fuel's share of Britain's energy mix dipped below one per cent for the first time this summer, according to energy giant

Energy firm in talks with British Beer & Pub Association over upcoming CCS trial link up after CO2 shortages for UK industry this summer

Drax Power CEO Andy Koss talks to BusinessGreen about the firm's new carbon capture project and why new gas is needed to balance the ever cleaner power grid

Drax and C-Capture say North Yorkshire pilot could be the 'first of several' in the UK aimed at delivering negative emissions

Labour's Alex Sobel suggests a course of action that might help policymakers and biomass power firms see the wood for the trees

Sixty years ago annual electricity demand hit 91TWh - in 2017 the UK produced 96TWh from renewables alone

Government response to consultation on controlling biomass ROC subsidy costs opens path for energy giant to convert a fourth biomass unit

Power giant gives notice to Planning Inspectorate of intention to repower two coal units with gas and build huge battery storage units at Drax Power Station

Drax's Matthew Rivers hits back at biomass criticism, arguing the technology acts as a guarantee of reliable supply as the UK grid goes low-carbon