Rich countries slash subsidy support for exporters of coal-fired power plants in major diplomatic breakthrough
New Carbon Tracker report warns industry projections fail to consider a host of possible scenarios that could reduce fossil fuel demand
New report shows support measures for fossil fuel industry have dipped slightly in recent years, but still reached up to $200bn between 2010 and 2014
Subsidies for fossil fuel reform inconsistent with strategies for green growth, according to new analysis from the OECD
Study finds governments are under-utilising taxes as a tool to curb pollution and emissions and calls for reform
40th anniversary of international standard offers an opportunity for an overhaul, argues Thomas Hajduk of HSG
New IRENA report find number of countries setting green energy goals has increased fourfold over the past decade
Organisation's Economic Survey of the UK advocates key roles for £3.8bn bank in beefing up green infrastructure
Figures suggest that despite growing interest the UK is well behind Europe's leading nations when it comes to investing with a social or environmental purpose
Volumes moved will quadruple by 2050 pushing freight emissions above passenger travel, OECD's International Transport Forum says