Last Christmas there was enough wind power to cook 17 million turkeys
James Murray runs the rule over an eventful and contradictory year that has still given green businesses plenty to celebrate
David Cameron’s performance before the Liaison Committee was impressive, but he still could not square the circle of the coalition’s competing energy policies
The UN's Groundhog Day climate negotiations could be stuck in a holding pattern through to 2015
James Murray wonders what the Liaison Committee will ask David Cameron about "Green Government"
By imposing two rival energy strategies on the UK the chancellor has condemned us to two more years of uncertainty
Scientists think they may find alien life near giant solar power plants in space
Ed Davey has played a very savvy hand, despite its flaws the Energy Bill could yet prove revolutionary for the green economy
Business leaders crave certainty from UN climate talks, but regardless of the outcome from Doha plenty of climate policies are already pretty certain