Fossil Fuels

Tensions run high between richer and poorer nations as UN climate talks close in Bonn, fuelling fears upcoming COP28 Climate Summit will struggle to deliver ambitious agreement

New data from Ember celebrates fresh renewable records for Europe in May, as zero carbon power exceeds fossil fuel generation across the bloc

ExxonMobil's flagrant attempts to undermine climate policies deserve more widespread opprobrium, writes the British Energy Efficiency Federation's Andrew Warren

The clean energy transition is moving 'faster than many people realise' according to IEA - yet is still off the pace for meeting 1.5C goal

New analysis reveals that 'a handful of large corporates' are responsible for the bulk of industrial emissions - but is this a problem or an opportunity?

The EPA is promoting carbon capture and storage tech to cap emissions from fossil fuel-powered utilities

Government's climate assessment process for new oil and gas licensing round to be contested in court

Faith groups from six countries announce 31 divestment commitments, as grassroots campaigners call on investors to follow suit

The global emissions peak appears to be nearer than ever, which raises the crucial question as to what happens next

New estimates from the International Energy Agency confirm fossil fuel consumption subsidies broke records last year, despite repeated promises from governments to phase out inefficient subsidies