Energy Bill
Legislation
Labour's Bryony Worthington argues the latest Energy Bill debate reveals the contradictions at the heart of the government's energy policy
18 July 2013
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Wind
Despite the "stubbornly expensive" label it is often given, offshore wind offers a huge potential to reduce its costs and contribute to the UK's objectives on energy security, growth and climate change
18 July 2013
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Energy
"The scenarios set out today show that Government is still in mixed minds about the role of renewables"
17 July 2013
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Energy
Only one thing is certain in the latest row over energy bills, efficiency makes more sense than ever
17 July 2013
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Policy
In an exclusive interview, the Energy and Climate Change Secretary explains how Electricity Market Reform Delivery Plan will drive economic growth and hold down energy bills
17 July 2013
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Energy
EXCLUSIVE: Delivery Plan to show that wide-ranging reforms will reduce cost of decarbonisation by £5bn
17 July 2013
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Energy
EXCLUSIVE: Secretary of State categorically rejects modelling suggesting average energy bills will rise £240 by 2020
16 July 2013
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Energy
Greg Barker contests npower's claim that policies to deliver low carbon economy are main factor behind a predicted 19 per cent rise by 2020
16 July 2013
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Legislation
Amendment extending emissions standards to existing plants to be debated after campaigners warn 20GW of coal generation could be operating into the 2020s
16 July 2013
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Investment
New Green Alliance report shows companies are set to invest £180bn in low carbon technology in the UK by 2020
10 July 2013
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