The Latest Breaking News on Renewable energy

Clean energy stocks reacted on Monday after President Donald Trump's new spending bill introduced a tax on wind and solar projects that use components made in China and accelerated the phase-out of tax credits compared to earlier versions of the legislation.

Using balconies for solar panels is already common in Germany, where 1.5 million homes use the technology

The West of Orkney Windfarm has become the first ScotWind project to receive both offshore consent and onshore planning permission

Regulations on how Australia's gas market is run will be placed under review as the federal government looks to shore up the domestic market.

COMMENT: The world has changed, writes BP’s former chief executive, Lord Browne. The government must emphasise the importance of clean energy, and private and public sectors must collaborate internationally to ensure the security of our country, and our planet

From wind farms to EV chargers, electricians are key to decarbonisation but even with a steady stream of keen trainees, workforce shortages loom large.

In rural central Alaska, a village is in the midst of a clean energy transformation that locals say will boost savings, build resilience and provide jobs. Galena wants to curb its reliance on expensive, imported diesel that when burned is one of the largest contributors of planet-warming emissions.

Billionaire Bill Gates has backed several clean energy companies with his Breakthrough Energy Ventures and one of those companies could have a way to change wind energy forever.

Plans for more than 50 additional wind turbines in Skye have triggered fresh concern among residents and campaigners, as a public inquiry into a…

Letters: Alex Sobel MP writes paying Drax billions of pounds to burn forests is not a coherent climate strategy; Tom Blandford suggests Drax is a stepping stone to a low carbon future; Peg Putt deplores its emissions ‘reductions’ scheme; plus a letter from William Carmichael

Do you ever find yourself wondering, whatever happened to that classmate that was a little odd in school? Or to any of them, for that matter? Well, some might be millionaires by now.