Surprise shale find could produce twice the gas

A gas firm possibly sitting on double the amount of shale gas it had originally expected.

Breaking News: High Court Judge rules solar consultation "legally flawed"

Court rules in favour of solar firms, throwing government feed-in tariff plans into chaos

Solar Judicial review to be heard next week

The High Court today gave permission to Friends of the Earth and two solar companies - Solarcentury and HomeSun - to challenge Government plans to slash financial incentives for solar electricity.

Marketwatch: Turbulent weather, turbulent gas prices

High demand levels and concerns over supply mean that the UK gas market has experienced a volatile start to the year.

Marketwatch

What's going on in the energy markets this winter?

UN climate change summit opens in Copenhagen

A two-week long conference on climate change has opened in the Danish capital Copenhagen this morning.

Environment Agency issues CRC registration guidance

The Environment Agency has issued guidance advising organisations how to register for the forthcoming Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC).

Government adds finishing touches to the CRC

The government is in the final stages of completing regulations for the forthcoming Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC).

Energy: To Buy or Not To Buy?

Current energy prices are significantly lower than those of 2008, but what factors could send prices soaring yet again?

Smart metering to become mandatory by 2014

New licence conditions affecting the supply of electricity and gas have been put forward by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC).

Surprise shale find could produce twice the gas

A gas firm possibly sitting on double the amount of shale gas it had originally expected.

Breaking News: High Court Judge rules solar consultation "legally flawed"

Court rules in favour of solar firms, throwing government feed-in tariff plans into chaos

Solar Judicial review to be heard next week

The High Court today gave permission to Friends of the Earth and two solar companies - Solarcentury and HomeSun - to challenge Government plans to slash financial incentives for solar electricity.

Marketwatch: Turbulent weather, turbulent gas prices

High demand levels and concerns over supply mean that the UK gas market has experienced a volatile start to the year.

Marketwatch

What's going on in the energy markets this winter?

UN climate change summit opens in Copenhagen

A two-week long conference on climate change has opened in the Danish capital Copenhagen this morning.

Environment Agency issues CRC registration guidance

The Environment Agency has issued guidance advising organisations how to register for the forthcoming Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC).

Government adds finishing touches to the CRC

The government is in the final stages of completing regulations for the forthcoming Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC).

Energy: To Buy or Not To Buy?

Current energy prices are significantly lower than those of 2008, but what factors could send prices soaring yet again?

Smart metering to become mandatory by 2014

New licence conditions affecting the supply of electricity and gas have been put forward by the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC).