Sweden to build new nuclear capacity for the first time in decades.
Sweden’s new government to go nuclear
Opinion: Has the German government now officially lost the plot?
Germany’s energy policy is becoming more extreme.
Opinion: The war in Ukraine could dramatically alter the clean energy revolution
The war in Ukraine are altering global energy policies.
Analysis: Can Germany wean itself off Russian oil and gas?
Germany is not doing all it can to cut back energy use and increase economic pressure on Russia, argues Arne Jungjohann.
Offshore wind dominates the agenda as the UK government announces £265 million renewables subsidy scheme
Offshore wind to benefit as the UK government sets aside funds to renewables subsidy scheme.
Indonesia’s pipeline of coal plants undermines pledge to only build renewables
Although the country has said it will go all renewable from 2023, its current construction of lignite power plants will generate emissions for decades.
In hindsight: environmental optimism from 2016
Pining for the environmental glory days of 2016? Maybe you should be.
Opinion: Let’s talk about China
Is China a climate hero or villain?
A greener life, a greener world 