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Company to sell business for undisclosed sum to LS Power as part of plan to offload $20bn in assets

Rules to prevent ‘enormous waste’ of fuel are seen as weak and poorly enforced and firms have little incentive to stop

The bulk of global greenhouse gas emissions come from countries that are not democratic, and many big oil and gas exporters are also authoritarian

Dr Tim Gregory argues that nuclear power is safe, relatively cheap and the only realistic route to achieving net zero targets

Eni has filed at least six defamation suits against journalists and NGOs since 2019 in what critics say is intimidation campaign

After US jury said it should pay oil pipeline firm $660m, Greenpeace is hoping to reclaim funds via EU anti-Slapp law

Renewable energy and critical minerals projects often want to mine on sacred lands but minority groups are fighting back through the courts

Renewable energy and critical minerals projects often want to mine on sacred lands but minority groups are fighting back through the courts

For years, Puerto Ricans have faced high electricity costs and regular blackouts. The town of Adjuntas, in the central mountains, boasts the island’s first community-owned solar microgrid

Increase influenced by datacentre growth, with estimated power required by 2026 equalling that of Japan’s

Freighters emit more greenhouse gases than jets, but a tech startup believes a simple and effective technique can help the industry change course

Why does a country with large oil reserves feel such a need to have home-grown civil nuclear energy?

IADB’s proposals involve lenders using public money to buy up renewable energy loans in poor countries

Sale covering 56,000 square miles set to go ahead despite opposition from Indigenous and environmental groups

The country wants to cut greenhouse gas emissions without destroying livelihoods, but progress is slow – and the residents of a small town are in the crosshairs