Opinion

British dynamo with home-grown talents, seeks strong and certain Chancellor looking for growth

'The real danger we face is being outpaced by other countries who are investing in clean, low-carbon economies'

Guy Newey argues that if the EU is as serious as it says about climate change then it has to correct the flaws in the bloc's emissions trading scheme

James Smith, chair of the Carbon Trust, tries to make sense of where gas fits into the UK's energy strategy

Business leaders worry more, but they also have more to worry about these days warns PwC's Malcolm Preston

Green Party Leader Natalie Bennett argues the government should improve "Slow Speed 1" regional lines before throwing its cash at High Speed 2

Full transcript of the Prime Minister's address at the launch of the DECC's energy efficiency mission

Leonie Greene of the REA says the GPAM is truly vital if the UK is to secure the investment it needs in renewable power

WWF Cymru's Alun Jones argues that certain countries are good at rugby, but lousy at renewable energy

Trewin Restorick argues that the horse meat scandal has highlighted a blinkered approach to supply chain management