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Keir Starmer parrots a rightwing narrative against cutting emissions on a household level, writes Charlie Chamberlain. And Alastair Nisbet wants to bring back the feed-in tariff

As a new report makes clear, the timetable is dauntingly tight. But the potential rewards on offer are huge

Labour is relying on offshore wind and a move away from gas to make Britain a green energy economy. But the transition will not be cheap

Expert analysis backs our policy and its benefits for the country. Defeatist critics should take note

Letter by 61 Labour MPs supports ‘cheapest and most pragmatic’ plan for new electricity infrastructure

The fuel duty freeze angered some but there were boosts for renewable energy and heat decarbonisation

Streeting’s scepticism | The force of female artists | Accordion jokes | Defining ‘scientific racism’ | Tesco’s solar energy drive

Jürgen Maier’s vision for company includes the potential to borrow its own money in order to rival multinationals

Jürgen Maier’s vision for company includes it potentially borrowing its own money in order to rival multinationals

The government’s carbon capture scheme is an expensive distraction, argues Dr Richard Carter, while Kate Macintosh and Edric Brown call for a more far-sighted solution to curb emissions

Party donor Dale Vince warns that urging homeowners to switch to clean-power technology risks political storm bigger than Ulez

A roundup of the government’s work, from its early moves on energy and housing to Thursday’s workers’ rights bill

Trade groups warn against government’s idea that those further from power projects should pay more

Fintan Slye, head of the new grid operator Neso, is aware that critics are sceptical about achieving ‘clean power by 2030’. But with tough decisions, he says, it can be done

Until the government changes its stance on the environment and the war in Gaza and Lebanon, there is nothing to celebrate