Shipping industry last week delayed key decisions on carbon reduction plan until 2023 - but will businesses and policymakers be prepared to wait that long?
Marine Environment Protection Committee will not adopt emission reduction strategy until at least 2018
Home appliance firm says it will employ more heat pumps, combined heat and power plants and renewable power technologies to deliver ambitious green energy target by end of the decade
International Maritime Organisation's environmental protection committee to consider raft of emissions and efficiency measures as it gathers in London this week
Extra £4m will be available through the Plug-In Van grant scheme to encourage more businesses to swap large diesel trucks for electric alternatives
Plans to build a pilot plant for testing innovative carbon capture technology for the cement and lime sectors have taken a crucial step forward
New economic comparison of different renewables finds much of the biomass used in the UK could be producing higher emissions than coal, raising questions over the scale of its use in the energy system
Later this year CDP will start ranking firms on their supply chain performance
Lower heating demand, less coal and more renewables mean energy emissions have fallen to lowest levels since 1991, EIA data shows
Details of the new plan remain under wraps, but government response to CCC suggests fresh action on waste heat recovery and biofuels is in the pipeline