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As the price of energy soars across all corners of the UK, a proposed reform to the wholesale electricity market is being explored by National Grid and Ofgem. Known as locational marginal pricing (LMP), this could slash costs in areas where electricity generated from renewable energy is higher. One measure proposed under LMP is to

Argentina could finance its transition by redirecting US$500 billion of government fossil fuel subsidies to renewables, new research finds

G7 leaders pledged to end overseas public finance for fossil fuels but made exceptions for temporary gas investments deemed "necessary" to address the energy crisis

Communique commits leaders to new forms of collaboration with developing nations on measures to enhance their resilience to climate change

Argentina could finance its transition by redirecting US$500 billion of government fossil fuel subsidies to renewables, new research finds

The Prime Minister appears to be giving in to small-government Tories who want him to ditch policies aimed at protecting wildlife.

Environmental Audit Committee says move could help UK catch up with fast-evolving EU and US policy plans

Consecutive Tory governments have failed to support energy efficiency measures for the masses, while giving out heating subsidies to the millionaire Duke of Devonshire.

​Offshore wind farms delaying their Contracts for Difference (CfD) contracts could have made significantly higher profits since the start of this year, new data collated by Cornwall Insight has shown.

LONDON: Corporate plans to slash greenhouse gas emissions fall short of what is needed to combat climate change, with "major credibility gaps" found among the world's largest companies, according to a new stocktake of net-zero efforts in the public and private sector.