Energy
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US presidential candidate said planning conditions associated with Aberdeenshire project had not been satisfied
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The electricity price hike blame game: a sad product of a dismal climate change debate
Tony Wood and David BlowersThe high prices in South Australia should serve as a warning to all. This is what happens when climate change policy is not aligned with energy sector policy -
Technology firm hailed success of machine-learning trial and said efficiencies will be applied to all its centres by end of year
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From east Africa to India, finance for off-grid clean energy projects offers a wealth of benefits beyond tackling climate change
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The World Bank is poised to support a new coal plant that would modernise Kosovo’s creaking energy infrastructure, but also lock the young nation into a future powered by a regressive fossil fuel
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Josh Frydenberg has been sworn in as minister for the environment and energy. Is it a clash of objectives or a brilliant opportunity?
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The $650m, 96-turnbine Dundonnell project is expected to save 700,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions a year
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Nick Xenophon says there are ‘legitimate questions’ about the renewable energy mix after South Australian price shocks
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Anne Reid and James Bolam star in Beaton’s dark comedy about fracking that becomes an outright plea for direct action
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We look at the range of options available if you want to move away from companies connected to fossil fuels
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It’s time to pour our creative energies into imagining a new global economy. Infinite growth is a dangerous illusion
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Oil company has paid out more than $60bn in liabilities over environmental disaster that still threatens wildlife and ecology around Gulf of Mexico
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Brief letters: Oil beneath South China Sea | A Bristolian and EU passport | Urinals on planes | Names for recessions | Mrs Cameron’s diary
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Oil from geopolitically unstable regions such as Russia, Libya and Iraq accounts for 80% of Europe’s imports, report shows
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Comparison website uSwitch finds a dozen deals have been replaced with more expensive ones since EU referendum
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From female basket weavers in Tanzania to the women farming salt in Gujarat, social enterprises are helping women become clean energy entrepreneurs
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