Politics

The price cap offers protection for households through to the end of June, but thereafter the government should look to climate and clean energy policy for economic stability, competitiveness and resilience, writes Bev Cornaby, director of the Corporate...

Rachel Reeves promises 'clear-eyed' response to cost of living pressures, arguing Labour's clean energy plans have helped curb gas import dependence

Oil prices spiralled past the $100 per barrel mark in early trading this morning, peaking at just below $120 before falling back slightly

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: March part one

As a wave of new projects and analyses show, the latest energy crisis makes the financial and security case for clean technologies even more compelling

The escalating conflict in the Middle East could push up UK petrol prices by hundreds of pounds a year for the average driver, further enhancing the savings on offer for EV drivers

Clean tech and low-carbon materials are at the heart of proposals to increase manufacturing's share of EU GDP to 20 per cent by 2035 - but do the plans go far enough?

New report warns UK is falling short on legally-binding nature targets for 2030, but rapid progress remains within reach

We should be sceptical when commentators play fast and loose with data to argue more fossil fuels are the answer - but there's still plenty of work to do to make sure people see the benefit of clean energy, argues Green Alliance's Stuart Dossett

Rachel Reeves insists government's economic plan can insulate UK against economic headwinds, but makes no mention of climate risks or clean energy policy in her speech