Energy
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Economists and energy analysts question environmental and economic case for Matt Canavan’s coal push
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Creating a sustainable community is about more than solar energy and recycled water, says the Green Building Council
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Letters: The government needs to study the proposals very carefully to ensure we do not end up with a number of very large white elephants in the Severn estuary
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New supplier hopes to sign up 40,000 single variable tariff customers in first year, two months after collapse of GB Energy UK
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Louisiana residents are starting to get involved in environmental issues and are making themselves heard about the disputed Bayou Bridge pipeline
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The go-ahead for the Swansea Bay project could help end fossil fuel reliance. But ministers have pulled the plug on other inventive schemes
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With former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson poised to lead US foreign policy, activists like Peter Willcox, skipper of the Rainbow Warrior, are needed more than ever. But are they losing their nerve?
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But Shell Australia’s Andrew Smith says onshore gas production ban will lead to price hikes for Victorian manufacturers
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Ex-energy minister Charles Hendry urges ministers to approve plans, which could provide UK with reliable and clean electricity
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Climate News Network: Chinese companies plan to spend $1bn building a giant solar farm on land contaminated by the nuclear disaster in Ukraine
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Proposed plant would would be run by Kawasaki Heavy Industries and produce liquid hydrogen for use in vehicles
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Energy giant failed to declare donations it made to NSW major parties at a time when it was seeking development approvals for projects on state’s mid-north coast
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Australian Power Project launched by former AGL spokesman, with assistance from former Malcolm Turnbull advisor, aims to give a voice to businesses ‘crippled’ by high energy costs
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New York City secured agreement with facility’s operator for shutdown in about four years, following radioactive leak that contaminated groundwater last year
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Letters: It is well established in peer-reviewed studies and government reports that fracturing fluids and wastewater have contaminated ground and surface waters
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The US president has been writing for academic journals to pre-empt arguments Trump or Republicans are likely to use to roll back his key accomplishments
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The flawed development model of dam-building has continued around the world. It’s time to give permanent protection to free-flowing rivers
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As the UK gets ready to build more nuclear plants, scientists are looking for new ways to tell our distant descendants where we’ve buried our sludge
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The party can’t afford to lose the Cumbrian seat which has concerns over immigration and its power plant
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Green groups hail analysis showing collapse in coal due to power station closures and rising carbon taxes
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Costa Rica produced 98% of its electricity last year without fossil fuels but the sustainable success story unravels with the rising demand for gasoline and cars
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Solar cookers need to be moved during the day, an inconvenience that leads to some being discarded. But what if a clever unit did its own sun tracking?
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Energy firm says it is building access road at site in Fylde after receiving government green light last year
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World’s largest energy market looks to move from coal towards cleaner fuels
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Analysis reveals extent of decline because of subsidy cuts and raises concerns about Britain meeting emissions targets
Innovations in renewables Neither Trump nor Turnbull can turn back the tide on renewables