Wind power
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Danish firm that is major investor in UK offshore windfarms expects to sell up to 17% of shares in year’s biggest float so far
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Dana Nuccitelli: On climate change, is Trump uninformed, or playing his voters?
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More than 8 million people were employed worldwide in the renewable energy sector last year as rapidly falling costs drove growth in the industry
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Letters: If ‘continuous’ or ‘immediate’ power is needed, there are many options from renewables
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Dong, biggest single investor in UK offshore wind, says profits from its renewables overtaking oil and gas receipts
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A decade ago today, the Conservative leader visited the Arctic to witness the effects of climate change. But since coming to power, his government has dropped or watered down a succession of green policies
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what if? economics Let's use Tata Steel to build the UK's wind turbines and green economy
Adam CornerThousands of Tata steel workers may soon be in need of employment. The vast majority of the infrastructure for a decarbonised energy sector is still to be built. Is it really that hard to put two and two together?
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Record year for renewables also sees financial investment by developing countries overtake that of the developed world in 2015, research shows
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Investment in low-carbon energy in Europe last year plummeted by more than half to $58bn, the lowest level in a decade, analysis shows
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Coalition senator Chris Back joins independent senator John Madigan’s call put projects on hold as a ‘precaution’
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National Health and Medical Research Council defends decision after grants attacked as waste of time
Siemens freezes new UK wind power investment following Brexit vote