EDF

Internal memo admits long-running negotiations with the government are proving 'very challenging' as reports suggest job cuts are under way

Robertsbridge Group's Brendan May argues there is a clear route for EDF to rebuild its reputation after sparking protests with its decision to sue climate campaigners

Energy and Climate Change Committee finds delivering 16GW of new nuclear capacity by 2025 is at best ambitious and at worst unrealistic

Technical committee appointments confirmed as reports warn nuclear programme could face further delays

Energy firms may get 40-year backing after government U-turn on subsidies

Major new trial with UK Power Networks and Imperial College London aims to find out if people will shift their energy use to match wind power output

Negotiations are 'ongoing' on a guaranteed price for electricity, as reports suggest French company is seeking public guarantee for nuclear project

Chief executive tells Bloomberg a deal with UK government could still be reached, but 'I won’t qualify myself as confident'

Centrica shelves investment in Hinkley Point development as MPs slam Sellafield management

Financial Times suggests investigation could complicate strike price negotiations and unsettle investors