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German electronics giant takes four per cent stake in UK developer Ceres Power in support of plans to scale up development and production of fuel cell technology

Council teams up with 10:10 and Scene to look at whether installing underground heat pumps in green spaces could generate revenue for services

EPA proposes 'Affordable Clean Energy Rule', predicting relaxation of emissions rules will cut coal power polluters' compliance costs by up to $400m a year

Carbon Trust and Fistuca announce major new R&D project to cut costs and biodiversity impacts from offshore wind foundations

A challenge against Malcolm Turnbull, triggered by the collapse of a key energy policy, shows an anti-Paris faction is on the rise in Australia's governing party

Scotrenewables' floating tidal stream turbine has generated 3GWh of renewable electricity in the first 12 months of operation

Landsec confirms that a year on from completing the installation of the UK retail sector's largest solar project it has cut electricity demand from the grid by 22 per cent

Campaigners and doctors set up 'sick bays' to highlight diesel emissions health risks

Power giant now has four units generating electricity using biomass, leaving just two units burning coal at the Selby plant

Budget supermarket will use clear plastic trays for fruit and vegetables from this month, which can be more easily recycled than black counterparts