Treasury

Clean energy firms initiate judicial review over changes to Climate Change Levy exemption, as Solarcentury reveals it is considering fresh legal challenge over Renewables Obligation reforms

'It is not the time for different technologies to shout that their technology is better than others'

It has been an unremittingly bleak week for the green economy, but could there be some light at the end of the tunnel?

Chancellor calls for government departments to draw up plans for potential 25 per cent and 40 per cent funding reductions, ahead of autumn spending review

Industry leaders accuse Ministers of undermining investor confidence and pushing up the costs of decarbonisation

Last week's controversial environmental policy moves dealt a blow to many green industries, but the sector has little choice but to move past its justified outrage

Tax lock in Summer Budget could enshrine in law reduced VAT rates for energy-saving materials, contrary to EU ruling say industry insiders

Ministers and executives from across the green economy react to the news the government is to sell off a significant stake in the Green Investment Bank

The global Apollo Programme is not just an inspiring clean tech vision, it is good politics -governments would be wise to embrace it

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Greg Hands to request non-protected departments identify spending reductions that can take effect this year