Labour Party

May's shock election announcement took the political world by surprise - but what does a June 8 vote mean for the green economy? BusinessGreen investigates

An early election threatens further delays to crucial policy decisions, but when the dust settles green businesses should finally know where they stand

Tidal energy leader strikes agreement with French marine engineers INNOSEA to enter country's tidal market, as Labour confirms backing for Swansea tidal lagoon

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues the failure to provide clarity on the future of the Levy Control Framework remains one of the biggest oversights in last week's budget

Shadow Business Secretary Rebecca Long Bailey argues it is not too late for the Chancellor address the business rate hike for this energetic new industry

Jeremy Corbyn mulls latest reshuffle, as Green Party's Caroline Lucas warns 'extreme Brexit' threatens environmental policies

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues it is high time to address the potential conflicts of interest National Grid faces as the smart grid evolves

Party is seeking to develop a new industrial strategy for a 'high-wage, high-skill, low carbon, sustainable economy'

Conservative, Liberal Democrat, Labour and Green Party MPs and former ministers speak out over their fears green lending institution will be neutered

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues that after several attempts to get it right, the government's capacity market is still subsidising high carbon power and failing to deliver on its strategic goals