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The UK government could face legal challenges over its plans to issue 130 new oil and gas licenses in the North Sea. Greenpeace, Friends of

Despite significant economic headwinds, the green jobs industry is booming, according to the most recent Green Jobs Barometer research from global consulting powerhouse PwC. According

Campaigners are concerned about the deregulatory measures despite the new financial reforms aiming to raise investment in low carbon infrastructure. The government’s “Edinburgh Reforms” package,

In order to support the creation of lending products that contribute to the delivery of greener homes, the Department for Business, Energy, and Industrial Strategy

As the governments of major economies are investing in the development of the fuel to decarbonize, BP CEO Bernard Looney is placing his bet on

Today, Rolls-Royce and easyJet announced that they had successfully completed the first ground test of a modern aero engine powered by hydrogen, marking a new

This year’s United Nations (UN) climate summit, held in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, placed more emphasis on phasing out fossil fuels and guaranteeing transparency regarding

In reaction to a mounting backbench uprising against the de facto moratorium on new projects, the British administration appears prepared to loosen planning limits on

A historic new agreement that, for the first time, binds governments to provide assistance to the most vulnerable nations to help them cope with the