Energy

Poorly resourced regulators - not nature protection rules - are blocking new energy and infrastructure development such as nuclear power, writes Prospect's Sue Ferns

Surging Chinese exports of batteries, solar cells, panels, and other components accelerated in March, as fossil fuel supply disruption drove demand demand for clean technologies

European Commission presents emergency policy package to pull forward electrification and clean power plans in response to Iran War oil and gas shock

Fears grow that continued blockade of Strait of Hormuz could push energy and food price inflation even higher during the second half of the year

University of Oxford spin-out among growing numbers of innovators worldwide racing to develop commercially-viable fusion energy technology

Reforms to renewables subsidy regime aims to help curb electricity costs, but some experts argue market shake-up still leaves gas playing a key role in setting power prices

From accelerating electrification to declining fossil fuel demand, BusinessGreen rounds up the headlines from the IEA's latest global energy snapshot

Without a credible label for low-emissions steel, the EU risks losing out on the economic opportunities on offer as global decarbonisation trends accelerate, writes Responsible Steel CEO Annie Heaton

Power generated by new solar and wind farms last year more than met total growth in demand for electricity, according to new Ember analysis

Energy-related emissions reached an all time high in 2025, according to latest International Energy Agency report, but peak is nearing as electrification spreads rapidly across the global economy