Electricity Market Reform

Is the UK's overstretched clean energy budget a case study in government largesse or a relatively modest investment in cleaner and more resilient infrastructure?

Dr Gordon Edge asks how can we know if the government has overspent its clean energy subsidy budget if it won't show its workings?

Clean tech could provide the power for the Northern Powerhouse and deliver the productivity boost the government craves, but only if Ministers end their attacks on the green economy and deliver a credible policy landscape

Government sources indicate big changes to renewables subsidies are on the cards in a bid to 'cut emissions as cost-effectively' as possible

Green Alliance's Dustin Benton attempts to put the escalating row over energy bills and 'green levies' in context

Green business groups respond to report calling for a major overhaul of clean energy policy

Policy Exchange report sets out plan for 'affordable' decarbonisation, as speculation mounts that government could delay next wave of clean energy contracts

OBR revises up spending forecasts, putting further pressure on government to deliver certainty on the future of its clean tech plans

Will subsidies be rolled back and green taxes cut? BusinessGreen provides the latest news as Chancellor George Osborne delivers his first Budget of this government

Long-awaited Competition and Markets Authority report says how government allocates subsidies is contributing to businesses paying £500m extra on energy bills