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After the Energy Secretary, Ed Davey, moved to lift the UK moratorium on fracking Chatham House's Paul Stevens argues basing UK energy policy on shale is both misleading and dangerous.
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In his Autumn statement chancellor George Osborne announced plans for a new dash for gas, what does it mean for the government's efforts to tackle climate change?
As the chancellor, George Osborne, stands up to deliver he's latest outlook on taxes and spending, we keep a track of the key issues for the environment - including his reported plan for a new dash for gas.
The Doha talks reach their climax, money to help poorer nations cut emissions and Shell sponsors another climate exhibition
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As the Chancellor appoints Policy Exchange's Neil O'Brien as his advisor - and the PM blocks the appointment of the Climate Change Committee's chief executive David Kennedy to run the Department of Energy and Climate Change, Joss Garman asks what it tells us about the government's political direction.
The UK's energy bill is finally coming before parliament. Much of it's contents have already been announced but today we here about two new consultations - one on reducing the cost to big energy consumers and the other on how to reduce demand, specially at peak times. Here's our live coverage of the reaction
