From 2016 China will cut subsidy rate offered to wind and solar projects to reflect falling construction costs
Towering 200 metres above the desert, the Atacama 1 will harvest the sun's energy from a surrounding field of giant mirrors. But the completion of the $1.1bn project, the first of its kind in Latin America, has been thrown into doubt by the financial...
New figures show almost 50 per cent of electricity consumed in Scotland last year generated by renewables
The city is using satellite photography to pinpoint neighbourhoods with the best potential for green energy improvements as part of a city-wide smart technology experiment
New data shows offshore wind generation up 52 per cent during July to September compared to last year, while the use of gas and coal dwindled
Industry and analysts predict massive wave of new investment will be unleashed after Congress approves multi-year extension for crucial tax breaks
The Paris Agreement signals the rise of an era of low-carbon technologies. While the biggest loser is an obvious mark, many businesses stand to gain
The difference between government support for microgeneration and the largesse shown diesel and nuclear will grate, but this settlement offers the industry a route forward
Do planned subsidy cuts ensure solar remains "a great investment" or confirm "Paris has changed nothing"?
UPDATED: Government predicts up to 18,700 solar jobs could be lost as a result of changes to popular incentive scheme