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Workers on Beatrice project in Scotland have included irregular migrants on under £5 an hour

Think-tank IPPR suggests workers in the North could benefit from 46,000 new green jobs by 2030

Energy giant is working with European Space Agency to identify the homes most in need of energy efficiency upgrades

Oil giant delivers latest green move with board-level membership of leading renewables body

Ratings agency says greater role needed for development banks in de-risking projects and mobilising private investment for meeting the SDGs

Labour's Alan Whitehead says it remains unclear why the new review of the UK's long term climate goals should exclude existing carbon budgets

Low Carbon Contracts Company confirms wave of offshore wind projects have passed clean energy contract milestone

'If the government is serious about its commitment to the Paris Agreement, now is not the time to consider lowering carbon prices, indeed it suggests they should be increased'

It's happening quickly, but the tipping point remains on the horizon

Carbon fibres can work as battery electrodes to store electric power - potentially paving the way for lightweight electric vehicles and even electric planes