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Taking spring as an example, although the average has increased since the 19thC, that does not mean individual springs are getting wetter. What has changed is that unusually dry springs are now less common.

Danish developer shrinks five-year investment plans by £3bn blaming policy and planning delays

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‘Any strategy based on either phasing out fossil fuels in the short term or limiting consumption is a strategy doomed to fail,’ says former PM

Research finds proposal may also drive up cost of building new windfarms as developers need higher subsidies to offset cost

After decades of quietly footing the bill for Europe’s grand energy experiments, it appears Norway has finally decided to walk off the stage — or at the very least, slam the door shut on a few cross-border power cables...

Scotland’s first minister speaking as report suggests up to 1,200 jobs could be created – but too late for refinery’s workers

As energy firms race to meet challenges of storing power, critics worry about fluctuations in the depth of the loch

As Scottish energy firms race to meet challenges of storing power, critics fear proposals will affect delicate hydrology of loch

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

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

Unions have accused UK government of failing to act quickly enough to save jobs, but Labour says it took time to build credible proposal

Geneticist who discovered hotspots of illnesses in Scottish islands calls for redirection of community benefit funds

Exclusive: MPs and ministers say they would oppose Starmer if he tries to approve Rosebank development

Exclusive: MPs and ministers say they plan to oppose the PM if he gives consent to the Rosebank development