Scotland

Food giant says it has met 2015 goal to slash emissions by a quarter against a 2007 baseline

Orkney installation aims to prove the commercial viability for community scale arrays

Party loses six seats, raising prospect of it leading a minority government or forming a coalition with the Scottish Greens

Tidal turbine pioneer hopes to offer industrial firms struggling with the steel and North Sea oil and gas slowdown an attractive new market

Industry experts claim Britain has unique geographical assets and industrial skills base for CCS, but warn time is running out for government to take the lead in its development

Albion Community Power unveils plan for £4.8m in two new run-of-river hydropower projects in northern Scotland

Lord Deben says Scotland's impressive action on climate change must be accelerated

New conference resolution vows to continue to deliver emissions reductions across energy, transport and food sectors

Plan would see most polluting vehicles banned from Central London and 'bad air days' warnings given to Londoners

First of five 100kW turbines has been connected to grid