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At the heart of the world’s energy governance
Global energy leaders met in Paris at the end of last week for the IEA’s biennial Ministerial Meeting, a two-day event that…
Energy treaty 'risks undermining EU's green new deal'
Calls for ECT to be scrapped to stop fossil fuel firms using it to take governments to court. The international energy treaty…
Which party has the answer to the big green questions?
Ahead of the election, we challenge the parties on the climate emergency, flying, rewilding, red meat and more
Solar may not get relief from Trump’s tariffs soon after all
The solar industry may not catch the break from U.S. import tariffs that it was counting on next year. The duties imposed by the…
Franco-Uzbek uranium mining JV launched
Orano has formally established a joint venture company with Uzbekistan's State Committee on Geological and Mineral Resources. The…
Innovation and the path to sustainable development
A discussion held yesterday at COP25 on partnerships in innovation to achieve the United Nations ninth Sustainable Development…
Paris climate deal: world not on track to meet goal amid continuous emissions
Slowdown this year in rising greenhouse gases does not negate long-term trend, finds carbon budget analysis.
Mexico’s clean energy sector gets renewable credit win
Mexico’s clean energy industry was handed a big win on Thursday after a federal court reversed an earlier decision on a renewable…
SNC-Lavalin to conduct pre-project work for Chinese AHWR plant
Candu Energy Inc - a subsidiary of Canada's SNC-Lavalin - has been awarded a contract by China National Nuclear Power Co Ltd for…
Australians support lifting nuclear ban
More Australians support lifting the country's ban on the use of nuclear energy than oppose it, a new poll conducted for the…
IFS warns Labour renationalisation may delay low-carbon economy
John McDonnell rejects claim, saying thinktank is taking ‘nakedly ideological stance’
COP25 climate change conference - Questions and Answers
European Commission Questions and answers Brussels, 02 Dec 2019 1. What will happen at COP25?
King coal no more as insurer Axa vows to divest from fossil fuel
Group says it will phase out investments, and underwriting of companies that back coal
Viewpoint: Can a regulated asset model help deliver new investment?
New nuclear power plant investments face significant challenges, especially in liberalised electricity markets. A regulated asset…
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