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Chinas breakneck build-out of solar power, fuelled by rock-bottom equipment prices and policy support, is slowing as grid bottlenecks pile up, market reforms increase uncertainty for generators,...

An anti-subsidies investigation into Chinese wind turbine manufacturers by the EU could saddle the bloc’s renewable project developers with high costs and slow down their decarbonisation efforts, analysts say. The impact on Chinese firms could be limited.

The latest United Nations climate conference will almost certainly fail to meet its stated goals. But as a flurry of recent news shows, the energy transition is already well past the point of no return — and picking up speed every day.

China’s hydrogen sector is expected to see strong growth as local governments announce ambitious plans to produce quantities of the gas that far exceed the

Ocean-based solar farms that can handle waves of up to four meters could be ready for commercial deployment within a year

Renewables installation must grow, but the realistic question is where to build.

As heat waves test power grids globally, concern for power shortages loom large for China’s southwest, and the fallout could be felt far afield.

Despite the strong demand for solar panels, the share prices of the world's biggest solar equipment makers have slumped due to falling prices, overcapacity concerns, and investors' interest in new sectors.

So-called pumped storage, rather than conventional dams, is emerging as the future of deriving electricity from water's gravitational qualities.

In addition to targeting specific companies, Beijing is considering limiting access to materials and technologies in industries that it dominates, such as intelligent vehicles and the photovoltaic sector