Analysis

The government and Ofgem's plan for a cleaner, more flexible energy system has been warmly welcomed by green businesses, but many of the details are yet to be ironed out

Lack of policy clarity and uneven sector support leads to sharp contractions in some green energy sectors and hopes of buoyant growth in others, REA research suggests

Ofgem has unveiled a plan to smarten up the grid while BEIS has earmarked £246m for battery storage - Businesses, energy trade bodies, and environmental groups have their say on the news

Green Alliance calls for rethink on role of European Court of Justice post-Brexit, and for UK to maintain access to energy market

The company's former CEO is of two minds: Great for shareholders, but not so much for the planet — or the climate movement

The global mining industry produces crucial materials for clean technologies, but many companies are also risking their future business due to heavy dependence on fossil fuels, warn researchers

New LSE research suggests endorsement from neighbours is one of the best sales tools for new solar arrays, even among farms and businesses

UK Environmental Law Association (UKELA) adds to chorus of criticism over lack of enforcement safeguards for EU green laws after Brexit

Tackling the 15 per cent of UK carbon emissions that come from private homes is notoriously difficult - but new research reckons linking fuel bills to mortgages could be the answer

The draft Repeal Bill published today provides few assurances over how green laws will be enforced and parliamentary scrutiny enacted