Opinion

Labour's Baroness Worthington argues that if renewable generators are to compete in the energy market in the long term, we need to call time on vertically-integrated suppliers

Good Energy's Juliet Davenport argues the energy debate has got too narrow, it is time to talk about the consumers' role

Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Nico Tyabji warns lessons urgently need to be learnt from the recent wave of retrospective green energy policy changes

Alastair Harper reckons the green energy community needs to ditch the paranoia and celebrate its success

RenewableUK's Maria McCaffery argues the appointment of Michael Fallon as Energy Minister offers the perfect opportunity to bridge the gap between industrial and energy policy

EEF's Fergus McReynolds argues the Chancellor's carbon floor price is storing up major problems for UK plc

The World Resources Institute outlines how companies put a value on environmental costs to help make better-informed decisions

Malcolm Preston argues renewable generation is bearing the brunt of the slow progress on energy market reform

Guy Newey contrasts the effectiveness of the levy with the UK's jumbled approach to tackling carbon emissions

Dan Byles MP argues only carefully monitored exploration and testing will show whether exploiting UK shale gas reserves is desirable