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The Guardian's investigation into manipulation of the gas reference price immediately brings to mind accusations of profiteering by the big gas companies. But what does the evidence revealed so far actually show?
This morning, three of the Big Six energy companies came out in favour, or against, plans to set a 2030 target to decarbonise the power sector. Richard George asks why the different companies don't agree.
A new report by the RSPB warns that in some circumstances burning wood can be worse than coal. How? The RSPB's Harry Huyton explains...
Psychotherapist and former BBC foreign correspondent, Mark Brayne, argues that journalism needs to change how it tackles stories on the climate without turning to advocacy.
Science communication expert Dr Alice Bell makes her case for openness, beyond the limits of journalism.
It's hard to tell if Climate change is responsible for events like Hurricane Sandy, but combined with a political shift and a resurgence in protest, it could put it back into the debate.
Accountants Ernst and Young are the latest to produce a report claiming energy investment in the UK is creating jobs and growth - but who is actually investing and how much longer will it last?
The chancellor is proud of his support for UK oil and gas and is planning generous tax breaks for shale. We decided to tot up the tax breaks so far.
The EU is perhaps best known to some for its rules on bananas, but it's also crucial on energy policy. As a Greenpeace report suggests EU members might save trillions in imports from a switch away from fossil fuels, Tara Connolly explains what's at stake in the Brussels negotiations over the EU's energy future.
Ever since the 1970's the British have been wary of policies which 'pick winners', with many economists arguing instead for 'cost neutral' market led solutions. But when it comes to clean energy a new report by Imperial academic Dr Rob Gross argues it's cheaper to pick.
