Energy crisis

The current debate over North Sea gas drilling focuses on its - negligible - potential impact on energy bills, but largely ignores the huge climate risks attached, writes former BBC News correspondent Roger Harrabin

As the Iran war sends jet fuel prices skyrocketing, airlines are cancelling flights, raising fares and lobbying against the EU's ETS - but weakening green policies won't protect airlines, it will lock in their vulnerability, writes Aoife O'Leary from...

Strengthened building standards, approval for 'plug-in solar' panels, and new offer of cheaper power on windy days to all feature in package of measures to bolster UK energy security

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: March part two

BloombergNEF confirms investment in Europe’s clean energy transition jumped 19 per cent last year to record levels, with further gains expected if the Iran conflict persists

Prime Minister insists government will not be drawn into wider war in the region, as he announces £53m support for vulnerable households reliant on heating oil

Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest hails renewables as 'a weapon of peace' that countries urgently need to adopt at scale to ensure energy security

The UK cannot control global gas prices but we can reduce their grip on the energy market with clean power - and if we do the debate over whether renewables push bills up will fade, writes Matt Parry from the Renewable Energy Association (REA)

Climate Change Committee provides fresh analysis of the huge toll the UK's reliance on fossil fuels takes on economic performance

The price cap offers protection for households through to the end of June, but thereafter the government should look to climate and clean energy policy for economic stability, competitiveness and resilience, writes Bev Cornaby, director of the Corporate...