Opinion

Robertsbridge Group's Brendan May argues there is a clear route for EDF to rebuild its reputation after sparking protests with its decision to sue climate campaigners

IPPR's Will Straw argues that shifting away from our reliance on volatile gas supplies will ultimately lead to lower energy bills for households

Helen Craig recalls some recycling-phobic flat mates, and asks if guilt trips can ever help deliver greener behaviour

With Blue Chip investors backing marine energy projects, Dr Stephen Wyatt reckons the costs of wave and tidal power could soon plummet

Alan Whitehead MP argues that the scare stories warning of blackouts are guilty of gross simplification

British Gas' Hayley Grocock explains why the energy giant is committed to transforming the lives of over 1,000 young people

Green Alliance's Alastair Harper argues that when it comes to green infrastructure small can be beautiful

Renewables are not just good for the environment, argues Juliet Davenport, they also promise a more diverse, transparent and competitive energy market for consumers

Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Nico Tyabji runs the rule over the latest flurry of clean tech trade scuffles, and warns plenty more is to come

Andrew Pendleton argues the IT giant still has a way to go to fulfill chief executive Tim Cook's environmental ambitions