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Thermometers rose well above 54 degrees Celsius on Sunday afternoon in California's Death Valley, prompting concern from climate scientists

World's largest mining company to exit thermal coal mining within two years and prioritise 'higher quality coking coal' for steelmaking

UK sets out sponsorship criteria for crucial UN climate summit next year, including preference for firms with science-aligned net zero targets

Drax eyes key role for Cruachan pumped hydro storage station in managing growing levels of renewable electricity on the grid

Energy distribution firm launches study to map out which green heating technologies are best-suited to different areas, from rural to urban

The innovation is now in place on UK cans of Foster's, Kronenbourg and Heineken, with the rest of Heineken's portfolio set to follow in 2021

BP, Shell and Total have all written down value of their assets by billions in the second quarter of 2020, but Exxon, Equinor and ConocoPhillips failed to report any significant material impairments

Dozens of jobs at risk as operator Banks Group voices frustration at failure to secure permission to extend lifetime of coal mine

Supermarket chain to trial paper bags at eight stores which if successful could be rolled out nationwide

Danish firm to trade and balance 480MW of electricity generation capacity each year from world's largest offshore wind farm