For campaigning on fracking, environmentalism, and being an exceptional constituency MP. She may be a party of one in Parliament, but has a more positive impact...
For leading the delivery of overwhelming and incontrovertible evidence on unburnable carbon, which underpins the work of so many other organisations and negotiations, not least COP21....
It’s been a big year for the UN with COP21 and the Sustainable Development Goals. Over the Christmas break, we will be linking to each of...
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The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) welcomes the agreement reached following COP21 in Paris, which binds the world’s governments to report openly on their plans...
The European Biogas Association (EBA) presents the fifth edition of its statistical report, a comprehensive compendium of the state of the art of biogas and biomethane...
Community heating metering and billing specialist Switch2 has been short listed for three European Smart Energy Awards 2016. The Yorkshire-based company has reached the finals for the Service...
Efesto Energy, the energy fund managed by EOS Investment Management (IM EOS), has completed the acquisition process of five photovoltaic power plants from Green Network Group...
The Oil & Gas Authority (OGA) – the UK’s oil and gas regulator – has today announced that 159 onshore blocks under the 14th Onshore Oil...
The Asset Owners Disclosure Project (AODP) has today questioned global pension funds for their failure to follow through on their own climate change commitments, after the...
The government has today published a review by Lord Strathclyde on secondary legislation and the relationship between the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The Prime...
As the Netherlands prepares to take on the EU presidency, its poor record on meeting climate and energy targets has been thrown into sharper focus, with...
RSPB Scotland has published a detailed 20 year review of the illegal killing of birds of prey in Scotland, which confirms that 779 protected raptors were...
The UK government may face possible court action over the sale of weapons, laser guided missiles, to Saudi Arabia, involved in civilian deaths in Yemen. Watch...
The UK government may face further court action after releasing its latest air quality plan today. Ministers had until December 31 to come up with proposals to deal with...