Sector is profiting from free pollution permits, says watchdog, calling on EU lawmakers to reform the flagship climate policy
Research funds aim to give power to the people under Brussels “winter package”, while market rules favour dirty old energy
Report by outgoing Obama administration hints at damage Donald Trump could do if he backs out of international efforts
Canadian PM says he will “respectfully but firmly” argue that cuts to greenhouse gas emissions will boost jobs, growth and health
Subsidies and regulations make EVs an appealing option, but the charging infrastructure needs to keep up with demand
Bolivia has declared a state of emergency as climate impacts shrink glaciers and leave cities without water
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Concerns about political prisoners were suppressed as politicians approved the Southern Gas Corridor, an Italian TV documentary reveals
While the bloc is steadily decarbonising power generation, French think-tank advises stronger action is needed in other sectors
It’s as much about the business model as the technology: here’s how innovators are making a big difference with small-scale solar
Polluters will continue to pay a minimum carbon price of £18 a tonne to 2020, says chancellor in Autumn Statement
The US president-elect tells the New York Times he has “an open mind” on climate change, then trots out sceptic talking points
As Donald Trump’s victory plunges US climate action into uncertainty, China is going ahead with an ambitious policy
US president-elect says he will “cancel job-killing restrictions” on energy production, but keeps quiet on Paris Agreement
Wildly abnormal weather threatens Arctic bird species and the safety of Longyearbyen town, says polar scientist
While US president-elect Donald Trump moots a coal stimulus, his northern neighbour says its electricity will soon be 90% emission-free
As the world continues to warm, cities are housing ever greater numbers − yet they have no voice in climate talks
On the final day of climate talks in Marrakech, next year’s host appealed to the US president-elect for solidarity
Delhi has kept quiet through the COP22 talks: few understand how it would react should the US president-elect quit the Paris deal
Nations stand as one in Marrakech to reaffirm their commitment to the fight against climate change in the face of populism and division in America