French company breaks new ground in affordable solar, but Piyush Goyal tells parliament coal will “remain our mainstay”
Eurelectric members have pledged to build no new coal power stations from 2020. So why do firms in Serbia and Bosnia still think they can make coal pay?
Environmental protests against the $46bn Southern Gas Corridor are baseless, says Ilham Aliyev, who expects to begin exporting gas through the pipeline by 2018
All G7 nations, except the US, expressed support for the Paris climate accord, but the Trump administration did back an end to fossil fuel subsidies
Indonesia’s foreign ministry has slammed the EU’s proposed ban on palm oil in biofuels
Power stations opened in 2015 are losing value fast, amid falling EU electricity demand and surging renewable generation
Facing an enormous clean-up job, Peru must think about a future where flood like those in March become ever more common
PM Theresa May has offered to help wean Saudi Arabia off oil, but her government’s subsidies to North Sea producers are a poor model for the Middle East petrostate
Sea breezes have protected Mumbai from air pollution, but a new coastal road will send exhaust fumes from 200,000 cars each day drifting across the city
It was hydropower dams in, community drought readiness out, amid rich-poor tensions at the UN’s flagship climate finance scheme
As modernity creeps into Tanna, Vanuatu, climate change is just one of many new challenges. We cannot fight the former without understanding the whole
Australian ministers claim Carmichael mine would send cleaner coal to India than imports from elsewhere. This is false, says analyst from major global agency
Seventeen Republican House members have broken with their president and publicly urged Congress to act on climate change. More are expected to join them
EU emissions trading data show €5 a tonne of carbon dioxide is not enough to drive dirty brown coal off the system
An Indian state has awarded full legal status to an entire ecosystem. But can such a right be protected?
In a bid to contain a growing budget deficit, the government has slashed the funding to enforce forest protection laws
As Congress mulls cutting the US’ €4 million annual contribution to climate talks, top official Patricia Espinosa is “watching these developments with interest”
We are really bad at predicting Chinese emissions. Why do we think we know what happens next?
World’s biggest meat producer slapped with sanctions by Brazil’s environment agency after cattle were traced to illegally cleared rainforest areas
Investors will be needed to shift hundreds of billions of pounds if the UK is to meet its climate goals. But they need clarity from a pre-occupied government