Investor interest in UK renewables has fallen to its lowest level in five years, according to Ernst & Young.

The Green Deal scheme has failed to drive significant uptake of energy saving improvements, according to a report published by the Energy and Climate Change committee.

A new form of demand response could help protect the grid and in doing so save Britain from required spending on infrastructure of as much as £1.26 billion by 2020, according to service provider Open Energi.

The untouched snowy wastes of Northern Scandinavia are to be sold off at an alarming rate to mining companies wanting to drain the earth there of minerals used in manufacturing.

Renewable energy company, Anesco has announced a partnership with energy provider Co-operative Energy to install energy efficiency measures for the most vulnerable households.

Blog site Desmog UK has uncovered the identities of two major donors to the Global Warming Policy Foundation, a climate change sceptics organisation which purports not to accept money from donors with fossil fuel interests. The donors' identities, however, expose the hypocrisy of Nigel Lawson's group.

The Domestic Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) is making good headway, according to a report published by energy website, Green Business Watch.

Energy efficiency should be the centrepiece of the EU’s energy strategy in order to reduce Europe’s reliance on imported gas, according to a report by think tank IPPR.

To end recrimination between Halliburton and BP over the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, it has been ruled that the former should pay out US$1.1 billion in reparations including court charges, a relatively small amount compared to the damage the spill caused.

The public accounts committee has questioned the value of the government’s proposed smart meter rollout.