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- The government isn't quite ready to drop its obsession with nuclear | Nils Pratley Fri, 18 Jan 19, 5:51amGreg Clark knows nuclear cannot compete with the likes of wind and solar – but he is not giving up
- Government faces new legal challenge over plans to speed up fracking Mon, 5 Nov 18, 3:45amOpponents say revised definition of fracking will allow energy firms to bypass planning rules
- The Guardian view on tidal energy: cost is not the whole story | Editorial Wed, 27 Jun 18, 3:43amMinisters’ decision to shelve a pioneering wave power scheme in Swansea Bay is based on evidence – but also ideologyThe UK government’s decision to shelve plans to build the world’s first tidal lagoon off Swansea...
- Swansea tidal lagoon project faces job cuts and downsizing Mon, 2 Apr 18, 10:10pmGovernment funding delay for £1.3bn scheme may force firm to lay off staff within weeks
- Blow to fracking firms as UK insists on financial checks Fri, 26 Jan 18, 5:10amCompanies seeking exploration rights need to prove they can bear clean-up costs as business secretary tightens consent rules
- Giant rechargeable batteries could soon be installed across Britain to help power wind farms and solar panels Sat, 29 Jul 17, 11:00pmFrom The Daily Mail The business secretary Greg Clark is expected to announce the plans this week The batteries will help wind and solar panel farms supply during high demand Government announced £246million fund for greener...
- Switch to electric vehicles will not be enough to give us clean air | Letters Fri, 28 Jul 17, 3:35amReaders respond to Britain’s latest clean air plan and the ban on all new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040So, the government is committed to banning all diesel and petrol cars by 2040 (Report, 26 July)...
- Whoops! CO2 has almost nothing to do with global warming, discovers top US meteorologist Tue, 4 May 10, 9:26pmThe other night I had a nightmare in which a general election was approaching and all three main competing parties had the same suicidal policy. They all believed in this thing called the Big Bad Fairy and were convinced...