Oil

Greenpeace uncovers report which suggests government now expects just 17 shale gas and oil sites to be up and running by the end of the decade

After a strong end to 2017, oil majors have some extra cash to play with - the question is, what should they do with it?

Amid recent planning rejections for gas testing in England and questions over fracking firms' financial stability, green campaigners believe the tide is turning in their favour

Adnan Z. Amin sits down to discuss peak oil demand, energy storage, floating wind farms, e-mobility, and the geopolitical disruption sparked by the clean power revolution

There's still no consensus on the cost of carbon, and it's blocking progress on emissions around the world, writes Andrew Warren

Jason Kirk from Elon University welcomes the World Bank's fossil fuel pledge, but points out its caveats

Parts of the business community must up their game in the UK fight against climate change, argues Committee on Climate Change Chair Lord Deben

Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke proposes to make over 90 per cent of US waters available to fossil fuel exploration in bid for 'American energy dominance'

Michael Liebreich presents an energy-themed take on classic children's book 'The very hungry caterpillar'

In a major coup for divestment campaigners, state governor Andrew Cuomo and NYC comptroller Scott Stringer set out plans to halt pension investments into fossil fuels