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Retailer says plans to fit Bradford distribution centre with PV panels was uneconomic, but eyes up Green Deal opportunities

UN report details China's emergence as world's largest clean tech investor, while subsidy cuts see European levels fall

GE survey finds business leaders associate green products with having the most potential for growth through new ideas

Ernst & Young concludes slightly higher feed-in tariffs could make solar projects viable without leading to overspending

Report warns intensive agriculture at risk from resource scarcity, as international bodies call for end to biofuel subsidies

DECC-backed assessment of low carbon generation potential will inform Renewables Obligation review

Trade body calls on Prime Minister to intervene ahead of tomorrow's expected confirmation of 70 per cent feed-in tariff cuts

US government backs Nevada facility that can store thermal energy for up to 10 hours, eliminating intermittency issues

Research suggests UK could seize almost a quarter of worldwide market, generating 68,000 jobs by 2050