Opinion

The NIA's Kirsty Alexander argues that the Hinkley Point deal represents an important step forward for the UK's decarbonisation efforts

E3G's Tom Burke argues the government's much-trumpeted nuclear announcement is a long way from being a done deal

"With the right policies, with the right vision, the new economy could be greener and fairer, with decent jobs at its heart"

Labour's Alan Whitehead argues that the battle over green policy at the heart of the coalition has created two DECCs

Juliet Davenport of Good Energy says the benefits from renewable energy projects extend beyond pound signs and carbon saving

Baroness Verma's speech to the BusinessGreen Leaders Forum: Managing Climate Risk & Building Climate Resilience

Alliance Trust Investment's Peter Michaelis reveals why he feels some sympathy for the UK's energy bosses

The OECD reckons the UK hands out $4bn a year in fossil fuel subsidies, but SecondNature's Charles Perry fears the true figure could be much higher

Maria McCaffery says misplaced rhetoric around the true source of rising energy bills jeopardises a wind sector that is getting on with the job

"Governments need to put together the optimal policy mix to eliminate emissions from fossil fuels in the second half of the century"