Opinion

REA's James Court considers how the Britain's political upheaval will affect the clean energy sector

WWF's Bernadette Fischler explores the urgent challenges new ministers have to address if the UK is to honour recent international environmental commitments

Andrew Warren warns axing EU product efficiency rules would undermine technological innovation that has delivered a sharp reduction in energy use over the past decade

Bright Blue's Ben Caldecott argues Theresa May should seize the opportunity offered by Brexit to ease constraints on the Green Investment Bank and deliver low cost capital to productivity-boosting low carbon projects

Dan Byles argues that faced with a public health emergency it is time for a new Clean Air Commission capable of recognising the technologies that can improve our air quality

Bioregional's Nicholas Schoon argues the emergence of the Department of Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy represents an opportunity for green businesses

As the new government settles in, it is in the interest of Theresa May's team for the environmental agenda to feature prominently in its in-tray, argues Nick Molho of the Aldersgate Group

Richard Howard at Policy Exchange argues that the decision to axe DECC opens up more opportunities than it closes down

RenewableUK's Maf Smith explains how the expansion of wind power in Scotland means increasing demand for steel for turbines

Good Energy boss Juliet Davenport calls for a shift in attitude towards renewable heat and transport in order to meet the UK's 2020 renewable energy targets