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The potential sabotage of a gas pipeline between Finland and Estonia and the closure of the Tamar gas field due to the war between Israel and Hamas has pushed up the price of wholesale gas

The largest offshore wind farm in the world, Dogger Bank off the coast of Yorkshire, has started producing power for the grid for the first time.

"Chicken farms housing millions of animals threaten a fragile ecology" "On a drizzly day in May, Maria Payan walked along a country road in Somerset County, Maryland, near her home. On one side of the road was a white house with a peaked roof and an American flag flying from the porch; a ride-on toy tractor was parked by the front steps. On the other, a row of six long,

A panel at the Conservative Party Conference this week heard concerns around government subsidies given to biomass plants. 

The planet’s average temperature “shattered” the previous September record by more than 0.5C (0.9F), according to the Washington Post.

The prime minister has presented himself as the change candidate – will the British public buy it?

The pontiff's latest decree urges Western countries to do more to avert climate disaster.

The UK prime minister is struggling to keep his mutinous party on course in Manchester.

Green credentials used to be considered a vote-winner but rhetoric around net zero has changed

The European Union has launched the first phase of the world's first carbon border tariff system, Reuters reports.