If green zealots resist all fossil fuel projects as “backsliding”, we may lose opportunities for complementarity, says Dave Elliott
Read article: The long goodbye to fossil fuel: what’s the best strategy for renewable energy?
Alan Cottey looks at the life of Nobel-prize-winner Martin Ryle – celebrated astronomer, renewable-energy advocate and peace activist
Read article: Martin Ryle: an energy visionary
Wind and solar farms would increase rainfall, study finds
Read article: Renewable energy could green Sahara
The basic carbon-capture-and-storage idea of trying to store an unwanted by-product forever seems inelegant, says Dave Elliott
Read article: Whatever happened to carbon capture?
Negative emission technologies have "limited realistic potential" according to the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council
Read article: Negative carbon not on
Survey could aid shift to more energy-efficient electricity usage
Read article: Experts agree on advantages of direct current power in buildings
There are disputes over the relative emissions from renewables and nuclear, but is it time to include measures other than carbon?
Read article: Carbon counting and beyond
Exemption from rules on high-occupancy lanes appears most cost-effective
Read article: What’s the best way to encourage electric vehicle adoption?
Fossil fuels may be with us for some time, while opinions vary on the outlook for renewables
Read article: How do oil companies see the energy future?
Opinions vary on the cheapest way to decarbonize heating but has a consensus emerged that renewables can supply the bulk of our power by 2050, and also heat and transport fuel?
Read article: Green power – the debate hots up
