Guidance set to reignite debate over controversial approval for Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas projects
Court declares significant emissions caused by burning Rosebank's oil should have been taken into account during its approval, dealing a further blow to plans for new carbon intensive infrastructure
Controversial Whitehaven coal mine blocked, after court rules previous government failed to adequately consider project's emissions impact
DESNZ confirms it will not contest legal action against Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas projects, but insists licenses have not been withdrawn as new environmental guidance could yet allow projects to proceed
Equinor's Wonderlab sponsorship not renewed, amid claims Science Museum had privately voiced concerns over the pace of the energy giant's decarbonisation efforts
Government says it will 'robustly defend' itself against separate legal challenges that aim to overturn the decision to develop UK's largest untapped North Sea oil field
Exclusive: Billions of pounds invested by local government pension funds in oil and gas production, analysis by The Bureau of Investigative Journalism finds
Project will not provide energy security or create jobs 'fit for the future we need', bishops and archbishops warn PM
Experts warn burning all the estimated oil and gas from the field off Shetland would releases emissions equivalent to the annual output of over the 90 countries
Government's climate assessment process for new oil and gas licensing round to be contested in court