Labour Party

Review of three main parties' environmental performance praises select individuals, but find little coherent strategy

In the last in the series of pre-conference blogs, James Murray assesses whether Labour is ready to beef up its green economic strategy

Labour's Alan Whitehead asks if the hugely complex smart meter roll out is really ready for take off

Labour-commissioned report recommends making climate change targets central to infrastructure decision-making

Alastair Harper of the Green Alliance argues that after a period of silence on the green economy the UK's political leaders are slowly starting to rediscover their voice

Party will use debate tomorrow to argue against allowing coal fired power stations to participate in capacity auctions

Labour is making progress with its green economic strategy, but there is still plenty of work to be done

Ed Balls says an incoming Labour government would work with Brussels to deliver new renewables and energy efficiency targets

Shadow Chancellor slams government for undermining green economy and confirms a Labour government would allow Green Investment Bank to borrow as soon as possible

Tomorrow Ed Balls will deliver his first major speech on the green economy - is Labour preparing to make a strong pitch for the green business vote in 2015?