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Businesses must get ready for a global economy where decarbonisation is the norm, writes Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury James Cartlidge

With the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt attempting to woo green business leaders and a flurry of fresh policy reforms this week, the government is suddenly very keen to show it is in 'listening mode' when it comes to net zero

At the next election, the Conservative Party could stand in front of the electorate having delivered on the clean energy and climate ambitions of our manifesto,...

During his hours long surprise visit to Kyiv, President Biden said he was there to show his country's unwavering support for Ukraine in its war with Russia.

With a new era international renewables underway, the government must act quickly to keep the UK at the front of the pack, writes Selaine Saxby MP

A new cold war is looming as the US and its European allies are vying with Russia for influence over the Africa, says a political commentator.

American women are still less likely to be hired than men. African American women are disproportionately paid less than men and hired for lower paying jobs.

IEA warns that methane emissions from the global energy sector fell only fractionally last year, despite projects to cut methane leaks providing hugely attractive returns on investment

Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum at the Compton/Woodley Airport serves as both a display of Black aerial history, but also as a classroom for training in aeronautics and other STEM subjects

Britain has the second biggest tides in the world - ministers should jump at the opportunity harness them to produce low cost, clean, baseload energy, writes Wera Hobhouse MP