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The flow of Gulf capital into Britain stifles the development of more sound economic policies and keeps us too close to some of the world’s worst regimesThis month marks 10 years since the financial crisis turned into...

Extra coal-burning may lead to problems meeting binding international carbon targets

As gas prices rise, extra coal-burning increases emissions by 15% in September

Accusation comes only weeks before the UK’s first fracking in seven years

I find them intrusive, and worry about what companies might do with the data

Oil and gas firms’ assets at risk from massive growth in wind and solar, says Carbon Tracker

Defra’s decision not to renew Europa’s licence marks victory after 1o-year legal battle

Imposing tariffs on energy trading could also hinder efforts to counter global warming

The wild tale of America’s energy revolution, and the cowboy who made and lost billions on shale. By Bethany McLean

Native American leaders in Montana believe the Keystone oil pipeline puts them in grave danger - but they are up against powerful business interests

The wild tale of America’s energy revolution, and the cowboy who made and lost billions on shale. By Bethany McLean

Windfarms fall short in heatwave, but 2018 was still UK’s second greenest summer

London mayor challenges move to axe tariffs and discounts for householders installing solar PV

Green deals account for half of cheapest 10 tariffs, despite public thinking they are dearer, says uSwitch

The stranglehold of the big six and tough market conditions bode ill for Labour policy