Leader of Opposition defends plan to end oil and gas licensing, as he sets out how a Labour government would strive to make Britain a 'clean energy superpower'
Oil use in transport set to decline from 2026, but strong petrochemicals demand could provide oil majors with new markets
PM faces pushback from green business groups, after he accuses Labour of 'leading us into an energy surrender'
ExxonMobil's flagrant attempts to undermine climate policies deserve more widespread opprobrium, writes the British Energy Efficiency Federation's Andrew Warren
From oil and gas licenses to heat pumps and recycling to active travel, crucial planks of the government’s climate policy framework are coming under attack from all sides
Policy set to be formally unveiled as part of string of energy announcements next month, according to reports
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
Energy and Net Zero Secretary Grant Shapps announces UK will join initiative designed to accelerate roll out of carbon capture and storage and carbon removal technologies
Former UN climate head cites past efforts of slave traders to 'self-justify' their actions, as she argues history will not look kindly on oil and gas companies' continued failure to accelerate decarbonisation efforts
Failure to tackle dependence on fossil fuels could see households pay £5,700 over 12 years on gas imports, ECIU analysis warns