The UK could save £45bn if it focuses on promoting low-carbon energy sources, the Government’s advisers have said. A report from the Climate Change Committee found that although initial investment in decarbonising British energy sources would be costly, it would lead to strong returns after 2030. The report author David Ken...
The UK offers a "unique environment" for investment in green energy, Ed Davey will sa...
Conservative MPs could face local opposition if they support fracking, putting them o...
"Shady middle men" and "speculators" are driving up the cost of petrol, according to ...
The Energy Secretary has expressed concern over reports of market manipulation by som...
Greenpeace press release Ahead of the crucial Energy Bill vote on June 4, the Committee on Climate Change has reiterated that low carbon energy is unequivocally be...
Labour party press release Caroline Flint MP, Labour's Shadow Energy and Climate Change Secretary, commenting on a report by the Committee on Climate Change on El...
Committee on Climate Change press release In a report on the Electricity Market Reform published today, the Committee on Climate Change presents new analysis showi...
SNP press release Former Labour Chancellor Denis Healey has admitted the Treasury purposely played down the value of Scotland’s oil reserves in the 1970s because o...
Tim Yeo, Chair of the Energy and Climate Change Select Committee, said that it was worth paying the high price of new nuclear power stations. “Of course, this is ...
15/05/2013
