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Discussion over why its far better for the environment to pipe water from Tasmania to Melbourne than building the Wonthaggi desalination plant

Fact that chancellor swerved climate crisis and net zero targets suggests sector has avoided the axe for now

MPs likely to be whipped against move to add protections, as government says it is already taking action on risk of forced labour

Measures blocking companies involved in modern slavery from receiving public money could be overturned

Exclusive: energy secretary says 2050 target is imperative, and accuses opposition of betraying of future generations

Members of public accounts committee raise concerns about culture and call for greater examination

Ed Miliband visits Beijing as part of plan to create global axis working in favour of climate action

"Federal Science Hamstrung by DOGE’s Credit Card Spending Limit"

With apparent support for airport expansion and fossil fuel exploration, it may look as if the party is abandoning the climate challenge, but it’s just pantomime

There is little middle ground in the battle over zonal pricing – and the energy secretary has only months to settle dispute

Government considering such a move over state-owned firm set up by Labour in June’s spending review, say reports

Government considering such a move over state-owned firm set up by Labour in June’s spending review, say reports

Gas and oil industry cautiously welcomes government proposals that could ease tax burden on sector

Bold pledges to fund climate projects now appear under threat, exposing deeper fiscal constraints and policy dilemmas within the government

The Gulf of America Region (GOAR) manages three programs on the Gulf of America Outer Continental Shelf (OCS): oil and gas, renewable energy and marine minerals...

Green sector growing at triple the rate of the UK economy, providing high-wage jobs and increasing energy security