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Ed Miliband argues the UK should race towards becoming a ‘clean energy superpower’, but costs to the consumer shouldn’t be ignored

Greenpeace and Uplift say Rosebank and Jackdaw licences were granted unlawfully by former Tory government

Exclusive: Target is 81% emissions cut compared with 1990, but activists say it must be backed by plan of action

As a new report makes clear, the timetable is dauntingly tight. But the potential rewards on offer are huge

Former allies have reacted with dismay to Kennedy’s alliance with Trump, who routinely mocks the climate crisis

The fuel duty freeze angered some but there were boosts for renewable energy and heat decarbonisation

Scope of oil and gas influence underscores concerns technology will prolong demand for planet-heating natural gas

Trade groups warn against government’s idea that those further from power projects should pay more

Calls grow for lifting of moratorium on onshore drilling in England to become policy under new leader

There is little difference between this government’s and its Conservative predecessor’s policies on expansion

Requiring key sectors to switch to clean energy by specific times could trigger benevolent cascades, report claims

Court rules against West Cumbria Mining’s fossil fuel development in Whitehaven

Battle ahead for Labour as it introduces higher taxes and tougher environmental rules on producers

Before biomass firm is promised a penny extra from billpayers, Ed Miliband should commission a review of its business model

Government says it will not challenge reviews of approval given to controversial Jackdaw and Rosebank fields