Energy
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Residents say they are ‘truly dismayed’ after judges uphold decision to approve Cuadrilla shale gas operation in Fylde
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Power prices are at record highs – but there’s a pleasant solution to fix that
Ric Brazzale and Tristan EdisWhat if the solution to Australia’s high energy prices is not more coal and gas, nor even another emissions reduction scheme, but energy auctions?
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Windfarm commissioner’s first report says complainants may fail to seek medical advice ‘due to the possibly incorrect assumption’ that nearby turbines are to blame
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Hundreds of oil rigs will be decommissioned over the coming years, at enormous cost to taxpayers. Why not use British workers and expertise to do it?
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An innovative bioenergy project in New South Wales could produce enough electricity to supply 5,000 homes and produce fertiliser
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An innovative bioenergy project could turn farm waste into electricity and heat, and make fertiliser from the leftovers
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Technologies that use gels, liquids, and molten silicon or salt could all claim a slice of the growing renewable energy storage market
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Risk of energy sector being denied entry to Europe’s internal energy market looms large – with Brexit also likely to exacerbate industry skills shortages
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Companies from every EU nation except Poland and Greece sign up to initiative in bid to meet Paris pledges and limit effects of climate change
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Despite past failures and high costs, wave power companies are pushing ahead with research trials
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John Hewson and Simon Holmes à Court join Australia Institute’s call for changes to lower prices and emissions and improve security
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Environmental Protection Agency updates advice due to presence of per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances
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Brenda the Civil Disobedience Penguin v the Adani mine. Democracy is fatally compromised!
First Dog on the MoonThis terrible mine is much more than the sum of its poisonous venal parts. It represents the searing contempt in which voters are held -
Helle Thorning-Schmidt discusses how her country managed to achieve such a high percentage of power from renewable sources
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Energy minister says Australia’s remoteness means it cannot match European countries yet in producing electricity from renewables
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Australian Medical Association accused of supporting politics over science after Dr Michael Gannon said impact of job losses may outweigh health benefits
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If the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility hasn’t got a risk policy yet, how can it be considering a $1bn loan for the Adani project?
Footage shows wetlands blackened by Abbot Point coal dust, activists say