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Firms say regulations forcing operations to stop if they trigger tremors greater than 0.5 magnitude threaten viabilityThe UK’s nascent fracking firms are headed for a crunch moment that will determine whether the industry...

Environment groups oppose licence for Corallian Energy extractions along protected coastline running to March

Annual energy forecast predicts record surge in wind, solar and other renewables

Communities secretary James Brokenshire cited traffic issues in rejecting plans for four wells

Despite second consecutive year of declines, report concludes the long-term outlook for solar energy production is positive

High hopes for Hornsea One as developer says its output could fill the gap left by nuclear

Closure of Cottam plant in Nottinghamshire likely to lead to more than 150 job cuts

Cuadrilla and Ineos say strict regulations around earthquakes hinder their work

Shale gas firm calls for lighter regulation as it reveals only 5% of Blackpool well is fracked

Ministers are playing politics with the country’s future, says Ineos boss Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Firm hopes to build scheme within six years after ministers rejected it for being too costly

After 12% drop in generation, experts say existing nuclear plants are likely to close early

When 45,000 homes and businesses in Sydney's eastern suburbs were plunged into darkness yesterday, Carl Prins' house was the only one in the street with a working fridge — here's why.

Gas from Glengorm reservoir under North Sea could meet about 5% of annual demand

Gas from Glengorm reservoir under North Sea could meet about 5% of annual demand

Having a green business is not just good for the environment it can give you a competitive advantage.