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2020 (3)
- Wednesday, February 5 - Financing solar for a zero carbon world: panel discussions at two international conferences.
2019 (4)
- Thursday, February 21 - A report from the front lines of the global energy transition as of 21 Feb 2019 – at TU Delft
2018 (7)
- Wednesday, December 19 - Jeremy Leggett interviewed on solar and Solarcentury by Solarcentury – the full 17 minute interview
- Monday, February 26 - The oil industry and the global energy transition: presentation to Big Oil shareholders
- Tuesday, February 20 - History and future of the global energy transition – 1 minute video summary of presentation
2017 (2)
- Wednesday, November 22 - “Global civilisation to descend into ’hell on earth’ unless we choose a new paradigm”
2016 (2)
- Thursday, February 4 - Powering a modern economy in the UK with renewables. Doable? The Bottom Line on BBC Radio 4
2015 (68)
- Monday, December 14 - Act de Triumph
- Tuesday, November 3 - Pre-ordering The Winning of The Carbon War means helping SolarAid
- Saturday, July 11 - "Most of us wouldn't dream of giving an Oxford degree back".
- Monday, July 6 - Optimism and Intrigue: An Insider's View of the 'Carbon War'
- Wednesday, June 24 - "We are in danger of winning. But…."
- Tuesday, June 16 - IEEE PVSC presentation: Solar PV’s pivotal role in the great global energy
- Thursday, April 9 - PV Tech: On the changing global tide in energy.
- Wednesday, April 1 - BBC World Service Newsday: a view on national GHG commitments
- Wednesday, March 4 - Business Daily, BBC World Service
- Monday, March 2 - LSE lecture
- Monday, March 2 - LSE lecture – The winning of the Carbon War
- Sunday, March 1 - London School of Economics, March 1st, 2015
- Sunday, January 11 - Brent falls
2014 (782)
- Monday, December 1 - Change of format for this site
- Monday, December 1 - City of London, December 1st 2014
- Sunday, November 30 - Russia to abandon South Stream pipeline.
- Sunday, November 30 - Lima climate talks best chance for a generation, say upbeat diplomats.
- Sunday, November 30 - BoE to examine risks carbon-fuel companies pose to financial stability.
- Friday, November 28 - Saudi Arabia "Takes the Gloves Off": moment of truth arrives for US shale.
- Friday, November 28 - "OPEC Faces Off Against Shale: Who Blinks as Price Slides Toward $70?"
- Friday, November 28 - UK government chief scientist compares fracking risk to thalidomide.
- Friday, November 28 - UK regulator introduces tough controls aiming to cut energy bills.
- Friday, November 28 - "Market rout as oil slide rocks energy groups": FT.
- Thursday, November 27 - UN climate change deal must have legally binding targets, says EU.
- Wednesday, November 26 - Shareholders tell Exxon: Oil price, climate should mean $56B in dividends.
- Wednesday, November 26 - Banks begin to face heavy losses as oil price falls.
- Wednesday, November 26 - 61 US shale drillers owing $199 bn should fear lessons of 1986.
- Tuesday, November 25 - Obama climate change envoy: fossil fuels will have to stay in the ground.
- Monday, November 24 - One of three UK emergency power plants fails output test.
- Sunday, November 23 - Norway’s largest pension fund vows to drop coal mine holdings.
- Sunday, November 23 - "Shale jubilation fades as oil price falls undercut model": FT.
- Sunday, November 23 - UK oil and gas industry pleads for Treasury help with low oil price.
- Sunday, November 23 - CCS will struggle to be viable, lead practitioner says.
- Saturday, November 22 - BGS admits ignorance of UK fracking impact absent monitoring.
- Friday, November 21 - Shale narrative fizzles in China as clean energy and imports lead the way.
- Friday, November 21 - India now seeks 100GW of PV by 2022.
- Friday, November 21 - China climate pledge would require 50,000 solar farms.
- Friday, November 21 - "US oil producers can’t kick drilling habit."
- Thursday, November 20 - Ineos to invest £640m in UK shale gas exploration.
- Thursday, November 20 - Countries just short of $10bn target for Green Climate Fund.
- Wednesday, November 19 - Areva financial crisis means Hinckley Point may never happen.
- Wednesday, November 19 - Keystone XL proposal fails in current US Senate by one vote.
- Wednesday, November 19 - "Oil industry risks trillions of 'stranded assets' on US-China climate deal."
- Tuesday, November 18 - ‘Solar century’ beckons as costs continue to fall – UK energy secretary.
- Tuesday, November 18 - Why belief in looming US oil "independence" is based on myth.
- Monday, November 17 - Top American PR urges oil client to target opponents personal lives.
- Saturday, November 15 - Barack Obama tells G20 a global climate change deal is possible and vital.
- Friday, November 14 - "Oil price slump to trigger new US debt default crisis as Opec waits."
- Friday, November 14 - UK’s lithium-titanate battery en route to industrial-scale energy storage?
- Friday, November 14 - Fracking boom means soaring demand for sand – and clouds of dust.
- Friday, November 14 - House of Representatives passes bill approving Keystone XL oil pipeline.
- Friday, November 14 - IEA warns oil-price "rout" will deepen, pressure increase on OPEC, Russia.
- Thursday, November 13 - Ten years of watching unrealistic scenarios in IEA World Energy Outlooks.
- Thursday, November 13 - Chinese media welcomes climate deal with US.
- Thursday, November 13 - Coal isn’t the way out of energy poverty: Carbon Tracker report.
- Thursday, November 13 - China targets 8 GW of rooftop solar this year.
- Thursday, November 13 - Breathing space from non-OPEC oil output is "illusory".
- Thursday, November 13 - Fracking "no silver bullet", say EU science academies.
- Thursday, November 13 - Ten years of watching unrealistic scenarios in IEA World Energy Outlooks.
- Wednesday, November 12 - Republicans vow to thwart US-China climate deal.
- Wednesday, November 12 - IEA: US shale boom masks threat to world oil supply.
- Wednesday, November 12 - Ministers are hyping UK shale, says UK Energy Research Centre.
- Tuesday, November 11 - Rich countries subsidise fossil fuels by $88bn a year.
- Tuesday, November 11 - China & U.S. agree to limit greenhouse gases after secret negotiations.
- Monday, November 10 - Falling oil price threatens junk energy bonds
- Monday, November 10 - "Watershed moment" for bank regulation: BoE.
- Monday, November 10 - The world's largest coal mine, in Wyoming, barrels on.
- Monday, November 10 - UK government intends to create a shale sovereign wealth fund.
- Saturday, November 8 - BMW "likely to phase out internal combustion engines over next 10 years."
- Saturday, November 8 - "Shale drillers idle rigs from Texas to Utah amid oil rout."
- Friday, November 7 - UK solar PV companies lose case against government.
- Friday, November 7 - How Chevron uses black arts PR to whitewash its excesses.
- Friday, November 7 - Poland rejects IPCC target of zero emissions by 2100.
- Thursday, November 6 - India plans $100bn of renewables investment by 2020.
- Thursday, November 6 - First research shows climate change threatens pollination.
- Thursday, November 6 - Opec weakness at low oil price means US shale drillers "might win".
- Wednesday, November 5 - As oil plunges…why it might be 'game over' for the fracking boom.
- Wednesday, November 5 - EOG is the only shale driller expected to generate cash this year and next.
- Wednesday, November 5 - "Fracking's mythology is single biggest threat to the solar revolution."
- Wednesday, November 5 - Texas oil town makes history as residents vote no to fracking.
- Wednesday, November 5 - US midterm election increases Keystone XL pressure on Obama.
- Wednesday, November 5 - Storage will soon replace simple cycle combustion turbine peaker plants.
- Tuesday, November 4 - "Why two crucial pages were left out of the latest U.N. climate report."
- Tuesday, November 4 - 90% of undeveloped tar sands barrels at risk from eroding oil price.
- Monday, November 3 - "One Trillion Tonnes and $5 Trillion: Thoughts on IPCC Synthesis Report."
- Monday, November 3 - CO2 budget 1.1 tn tons, & fossil-fuel subsidies exceed reductions spend.
- Monday, November 3 - RBS to advise UK police on financial crime.
- Sunday, November 2 - IPCC: cut emissions rapidly or face "severe….irreversible" impacts.
- Friday, October 31 - The Amazon tribespeople who beat Chevron in court. But….
- Friday, October 31 - IPCC 1990 – 2014: a quarter century of The Carbon War.
- Friday, October 31 - US study finds dangerous airborne pollution at fracking sites.
- Friday, October 31 - Ozone hole remains size of North America, Nasa data shows.
- Thursday, October 30 - Soho, London, October 30th, 2014
- Thursday, October 30 - Storage not needed until renewables are 60% of German power: Agora.
- Thursday, October 30 - Russia, Ukraine, EU agree new gas supply deal.
- Thursday, October 30 - Lobbyists advice to oil and gas: play "ugly" if you want to keep drilling.
- Wednesday, October 29 - US Federal Reserve to end quantitative easing programme.
- Wednesday, October 29 - Globalised financial system is an ‘incendiary’ risk to stability: BoE.
- Wednesday, October 29 - Opec says 50% of US shale oil production is at risk at $85.
- Wednesday, October 29 - Park Lane Intercontinental, London, October 29th, 2014
- Tuesday, October 28 - Bank of England warns that City misconduct is undermining public trust.
- Tuesday, October 28 - Shell asks US for 5 more years permission to drill Arctic Alaska.
- Tuesday, October 28 - Swiss group Alevo announces $1 bn investment in battery manufacturing.
- Tuesday, October 28 - Shale begins to feature as a toxic issue for US voters.
- Monday, October 27 - BHP to sell one of its US shale gas assets.
- Monday, October 27 - Doubt in U.S. Government forecasts for a lasting tight oil & shale gas boom.
- Monday, October 27 - Keystone foes energized as price pressures allure of tar sands.
- Sunday, October 26 - Green billionaire combats Kochs with US mid-term funding.
- Saturday, October 25 - Parliament Square, London, October 24th and 25th, 2014
- Friday, October 24 - "15 Big Oil sell signals that warn of a 50% stock crash."
- Friday, October 24 - EU leaders agree to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030.
- Friday, October 24 - Eastern Europe contemplates prospect of winter without gas.
- Thursday, October 23 - Climate and clean energy now in top 3 US electoral ad issues.
- Thursday, October 23 - Norway's Arctic oil ambitions threatened by oil price-slump.
- Thursday, October 23 - Gas boss calls for "reconciliation" between gas and renewables industries.
- Thursday, October 23 - "Shale boom’s allure to Wall Street tested by bear market."
- Wednesday, October 22 - Oil producers cramming wells in risky push to extend shale boom.
- Wednesday, October 22 - US shale drillers are using benzine in fracking liquids.
- Wednesday, October 22 - Solar PV reduces costs of running buildings & can increase value.
- Wednesday, October 22 - New Yorkers support fracking moratorium & clean energy: poll.
- Tuesday, October 21 - $80 oil muffles forecasts for U.S. shale boom.
- Monday, October 20 - Bernstein: a third of U.S. shale oil production uneconomic at $80.
- Monday, October 20 - AP2 to divest from 20 fossil-fuel companies at risk of stranding.
- Monday, October 20 - Bankers have paid themselves far more than shareholders since crisis.
- Saturday, October 18 - Fossil fuel divestment: climate activists take aim at Australia's banks.
- Friday, October 17 - Pacific Islanders blockade Australian coal port to protest rising sea levels.
- Friday, October 17 - Advanced biofuels company warns oil lobbying may smother industry.
- Friday, October 17 - US eyes mix of legally-binding & handshake deals in global climate talks.
- Friday, October 17 - Arctic Ice loss sends Alaskan temperatures soaring.
- Thursday, October 16 - Chesapeake sells shale gasfields for $5.38bn
- Thursday, October 16 - Russian gas shutdown would not cause blackouts, says EC.
- Thursday, October 16 - India announces 15GW of new new solar in next 5 years.
- Thursday, October 16 - Low oil prices: recession in Russia, revolt in Venezuela?
- Thursday, October 16 - Putin strengthening China-Russia ties for renewable energy development.
- Thursday, October 16 - "Has Saudi Arabia lost control of the oil market?"
- Thursday, October 16 - Slowdown and Ebola fears push down stock markets and price of oil.
- Wednesday, October 15 - First US public offering of solar bonds: crowdfunding at the next level?
- Wednesday, October 15 - Germany's clean energy costs decline on domestic bills for the first time.
- Wednesday, October 15 - Opec tests US shale oil production with low prices.
- Wednesday, October 15 - Fracking boom will not tackle global warming, analysis warns.
- Wednesday, October 15 - Fracking company appeals against UK council planning rejection.
- Wednesday, October 15 - French government ousts pro-nuclear boss of EDF.
- Wednesday, October 15 - "Welcome to the energy transition": Times special report.
- Tuesday, October 14 - Giant battery unit aims at renewable-power storage holy grail.
- Tuesday, October 14 - Fossil fuel companies found paying lip-service to climate risks.
- Tuesday, October 14 - Mining companies lobby G20 leaders to back coal as future of energy.
- Tuesday, October 14 - Investors desert Desertec plan for huge solar farms in desert.
- Tuesday, October 14 - UK fracking companies can use "any substance" under homes.
- Tuesday, October 14 - IEA cuts oil demand forecast.
- Tuesday, October 14 - "Falling oil price raises questions on viability of shale": FT.
- Tuesday, October 14 - Moscow, October 14th, 2014
- Tuesday, October 14 - Europe plots to escape high-priced Russian gas.
- Monday, October 13 - China targets 100 GW PV by 2020 and no more state support.
- Monday, October 13 - Mark Carney: most fossil fuel reserves can't be burned.
- Monday, October 13 - Reuters: "Privately, Saudis tell oil market- get used to lower prices."
- Monday, October 13 - EU subsidies: for every € going to solar, 0.67 goes to coal.
- Monday, October 13 - Australian government bullies ANU after divestment decision.
- Monday, October 13 - Exxon accuses divestment movement of fuelling global poverty.
- Sunday, October 12 - Playing Chamberlain as next the financial crisis looms.
- Sunday, October 12 - Carney on carbon-bubble risk: "vast majority of reserves are unburnable".
- Sunday, October 12 - UK renewables companies consider Hinkley EC legal challenge.
- Saturday, October 11 - "The price of oil has been tumbling. The cost of finding it has not."
- Friday, October 10 - "Is the shale boom built on a sea of lies?"
- Friday, October 10 - "Here's why shale oil stocks are tanking."
- Friday, October 10 - Fracking setbacks dim Polish hopes for less Russian gas.
- Friday, October 10 - France to cut nuclear's share of power market to 50% by 2025.
- Friday, October 10 - Pollution levels hit 20 times safe limit in northern China.
- Friday, October 10 - Oil sinks to $88, share prices plunge.
- Thursday, October 9 - Gillian Tett, prescient heroine of the MBS bubble, sees no shale bubble.
- Thursday, October 9 - 66 out of 73 US shale drillers report higher reserves to public than to SEC.
- Thursday, October 9 - Japan's utilities turn on solar, threatening industry's prospects.
- Thursday, October 9 - Lego cans Shell partnership following Greenpeace campaign.
- Wednesday, October 8 - Drilling rig numbers hit in a new record in the US as oil search spreads.
- Wednesday, October 8 - "Shale boom tested as sub-$90 oil threatens U.S. drillers."
- Wednesday, October 8 - Glasgow becomes first university in Europe to divest from fossil fuels.
- Wednesday, October 8 - EU approves Hinkley Point nuclear power station, now >£24bn to build.
- Tuesday, October 7 - Record fine sought for EQT fracking impoundment with 200 holes.
- Tuesday, October 7 - Solar and wind cost may fall to level for coal by 2020s, study says.
- Tuesday, October 7 - Big Australian pension fund offloads coal investments.
- Monday, October 6 - Biggest companies sit on growing cash pile, but not oil & gas and utilities.
- Sunday, October 5 - Austrian lithium projects seeks IPO as drive for EVs grows.
- Thursday, October 2 - Brent oil retreats to 28-month low.
- Thursday, October 2 - Environmentalists' appeal to foundations on climate: the full case.
- Thursday, October 2 - Cost "blow-outs" raise questions about Australia's LNG export drive.
- Thursday, October 2 - Renewables spending on the increase after two years of decline – except EU.
- Wednesday, October 1 - The US shale production surge: oil prices still likely to stay high.
- Wednesday, October 1 - Big Six energy giants 'will lose a quarter of their customers' by 2020.
- Wednesday, October 1 - First commercial-scale CCS plant finally operational – & dependent on oil.
- Wednesday, October 1 - How shills for the oil & gas industry bully people to invest in fracking.
- Tuesday, September 30 - Solar market poised for growth in India with solar champion as PM.
- Tuesday, September 30 - Exxon releases report on fracking impacts, under shareholder pressure.
- Tuesday, September 30 - UBS: Divestment will catalyse "significant, structural" change in energy.
- Monday, September 29 - Renewable energy curb by Japanese utilities could force a nuclear restart.
- Monday, September 29 - Rising Marcellus shale output disrupts US gas prices.
- Monday, September 29 - US soon to be no. 1 liquid petroleum producer (but still 3rd in crude).
- Monday, September 29 - UK government suppresses data on the size of growing green industries.
- Monday, September 29 - Latest US shale failure wipes out almost all Sumitomo’s earnings.
- Monday, September 29 - British firm Ineos accused of ‘bribes and bulldozers’ approach to fracking.
- Monday, September 29 - Solar power world's top electricity source by 2050, at 27% of mix: IEA.
- Monday, September 29 - Record world debt could trigger new financial crisis, Geneva report warns.
- Saturday, September 27 - Rosneft and ExxonMobil find oil with their $700m Arctic well.
- Friday, September 26 - Banks could face record fines totalling £1.8bn over currency rigging.
- Friday, September 26 - Fracking trespass law changes move forward despite huge public opposition.
- Friday, September 26 - Big oil groups blame climate change on coal at UN summit.
- Friday, September 26 - New York, 21-26 September 21st – 26th, 2014
- Thursday, September 25 - The UN climate summit shifts the dial on new green investment.
- Thursday, September 25 - "Coal: Before the Flood."
- Wednesday, September 24 - "Spooked" coal industry counter attacks divestment campaign.
- Wednesday, September 24 - Times "Fracking 'greener than solar panels'" story refuted by author quoted.
- Wednesday, September 24 - "How a single multinational corporation could light up the world."
- Wednesday, September 24 - Views differ on efficacy of UN climate summit.
- Tuesday, September 23 - "Clean growth is a safe bet in the climate casino."
- Tuesday, September 23 - SolarAid's CGI commitment: eradicate kerosene lamp from Africa by 2020.
- Tuesday, September 23 - Shale gas part of climate solution UK PM says, not renewables targets.
- Tuesday, September 23 - More than a hundred climate activists arrested on Wall Street.
- Monday, September 22 - Leading companies pledge to transition to 100% renewables.
- Monday, September 22 - Google to cut ties with rightwing lobby group over climate change 'lies'.
- Monday, September 22 - “Heat rises for fossil fuel industry as climate talks gather pace”: FT.
- Monday, September 22 - Organisations controlling £30bn are divesting from fossil fuels.
- Monday, September 22 - "Political will is only barrier to 100% renewables."
- Monday, September 22 - Officials clear British EDF nuclear project, immediately face legal challenge.
- Sunday, September 21 - Citizens stage biggest-ever climate demonstration, worldwide.
- Sunday, September 21 - "Rockefellers, heirs to an oil fortune, will divest charity of fossil fuels."
- Saturday, September 20 - Climate warning to world leaders: stick to 2C limit or face 'mayhem'.
- Friday, September 19 - Exxon winds down Russian Arctic drilling campaign as sanctions bite.
- Friday, September 19 - “Shale fracking is a 'ponzi scheme', '….equivalent of the dot.com crash'.”
- Friday, September 19 - "Coal gloom coming from activists, not genuine analysts: miners."
- Friday, September 19 - "Toil for oil spells danger for majors."
- Thursday, September 18 - "US solar and wind start to outshine gas": FT.
- Thursday, September 18 - Study finds gas could be worse than coal in climate-policy role.
- Thursday, September 18 - Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, September 18th, 2014
- Tuesday, September 16 - MSCI launches family of low carbon indexes, first to address reserves.
- Tuesday, September 16 - New Climate Economy report says fighting climate change can be low cost.
- Monday, September 15 - Groundwater contamination: leaks from faulty fracked wells to blame.
- Monday, September 15 - Leading philanthropic foundations can play vital role in UN climate talks.
- Monday, September 15 - Environmentalists call on foundations for more climate funding.
- Monday, September 15 - Somewhere in London, September 15th, 2014
- Saturday, September 13 - "Sun and wind alter global landscape, leaving utilities behind."
- Thursday, September 11 - ExxonMobil underestimates climate risks: Carbon Tracker.
- Wednesday, September 10 - "How Hillary Clinton's State Department sold fracking to the world."
- Wednesday, September 10 - UN's Green Climate Fund lowers cash target to $10bn.
- Monday, September 8 - "Shell's Jekyll and Hyde approach to climate change."
- Monday, September 8 - "Drillers piling up more debt than oil hunting fortunes in shale."
- Monday, September 8 - "At least three oil and gas majors have ordered full strategic reviews."
- Sunday, September 7 - Fuels rush in as energy blackout threat prompts action from National Grid.
- Friday, September 5 - Swedish parties pledge to ban Vattenfall’s German coal mine plans.
- Friday, September 5 - Court rules BP guilty of gross negligence and wilful misconduct.
- Wednesday, September 3 - “Coal must be made more vivid in climate change accounting.”
- Wednesday, September 3 - Pro-fracking newspaper ad banned by UK Advertising Standards Authority.
- Wednesday, September 3 - Nova Scotia bans fracking.
- Tuesday, September 2 - Water shortages pose larger than expected threat to shale gas.
- Monday, September 1 - "Fossil fuels are no match for the climate elephant."
- Friday, August 29 - Solar industry set for record shipments of 52 GW in 2014.
- Friday, August 29 - Aramco CEO puts oil majors’ unsustainable capex in perspective.
- Friday, August 29 - Divesting from fossil fuels: “last man out loses”.
- Thursday, August 28 - Renewable energy grows at fastest ever rate.
- Thursday, August 28 - "This approach to climate change doesn't involve Obama or the the Senate."
- Wednesday, August 27 - UBS urges investors to join solar revolution.
- Wednesday, August 27 - Shale oil and gas producers’ finances set for turnaround next year, they say.
- Tuesday, August 26 - "Saudi Aramco to invest $400bn to keep oil production steady."
- Monday, August 25 - Bill Gates: "the poor can't afford today's expensive clean energy solutions."
- Sunday, August 24 - South Stream gas project a big casualty of EU-Russia Ukraine standoff.
- Saturday, August 23 - The "climate swerve": a new social movement around global warming.
- Friday, August 22 - Cost-cutting fever in tar sands as economics called into question.
- Friday, August 22 - "UK oil output threatened by platforms running out of juice."
- Thursday, August 21 - Deep Atlantic storing huge amounts of global-warming heat.
- Thursday, August 21 - Reasons for optimism about prospects for the Paris climate summit.
- Wednesday, August 20 - Oil industry on borrowed time as switch to solar and gas accelerates.
- Monday, August 18 - UK energy dependence – five hidden costs expose truth about fracking.
- Monday, August 18 - Solar boom threatens first global solar panel shortage since 2006.
- Monday, August 18 - UK anti-fracking group stages day of protests.
- Friday, August 15 - Citigroup: solar industry to outperform fossil fuels in long term.
- Friday, August 15 - Oil majors gambling US$91bn on 20 high-risk projects.
- Friday, August 15 - Green energy co-ops blocked by UK government regulator.
- Thursday, August 14 - US utility buys solar home energy products company
- Thursday, August 14 - Rosneft asks Moscow for $42bn as western sanctions bite.
- Tuesday, August 12 - UK installed solar capacity now exceeds 5GW.
- Tuesday, August 12 - Support for UK fracking drops to 24%, DECC survey finds.
- Tuesday, August 12 - Oil companies fracking into drinking water sources, new research shows.
- Tuesday, August 12 - US state breaks ground on a "perfect" solar & storage microgrid.
- Monday, August 11 - Keystone XL carbon emissions 'would be 4x higher than US thought'.
- Monday, August 11 - UK government ridiculed for heavily censoring fracking report.
- Monday, August 11 - EDF shuts nuclear reactors in northern England due to faults.
- Monday, August 11 - Oil & gas company debt soars to danger levels to cover shortfalls in cash.
- Sunday, August 10 - UK fracking company wins permission to reinject waste water.
- Friday, August 8 - RBS winds down rogue SME restructuring profit centre.
- Friday, August 8 - Norway’s oil fund to reveal voting intentions.
- Friday, August 8 - Exxon begins drilling in Russian Arctic immune to sanctions.
- Thursday, August 7 - SolarCity, now worth $7bn, prepares to add solar loans to leases.
- Thursday, August 7 - Edelman formally declares it will not accept climate denial campaigns.
- Thursday, August 7 - China, finding exploration "challenging", halves its shale gas target.
- Thursday, August 7 - Corporatisation of US green energy: a double-edged sword worth billions.
- Thursday, August 7 - Oil price up as Sunni militants close in on Kurdish territory.
- Wednesday, August 6 - “Why Home Depot could soon be in charge of the power industry.”
- Wednesday, August 6 - SunPower offers solar home power package to EV customers.
- Wednesday, August 6 - Collective energy switching auction in UK saves £232 per household.
- Tuesday, August 5 - Big 6 face criminal prosecution if suspected of price fixing.
- Tuesday, August 5 - Areva closes its solar business.
- Tuesday, August 5 - The signs of energy system-change are coming think and fast now.
- Monday, August 4 - EIA: Oil & gas cos take on debt, sell assets to boost cash flow.
- Monday, August 4 - Big companies using thermal storage to meet carbon rules.
- Monday, August 4 - World's top PR companies rule out working with climate deniers.
- Monday, August 4 - Sharp cuts solar module business, shifts focus to energy storage systems.
- Monday, August 4 - Coal to be “forbidden" from Beijing by 2020.
- Sunday, August 3 - “Rise of renewables adds to need for gas power”: FT.
- Sunday, August 3 - Solar firms to sue UK government over subsidy cuts once again.
- Thursday, July 31 - Blow to UK renewables as plan for Europe's largest windfarm is scrapped.
- Thursday, July 31 - Renewables hit 15% UK market share in 2013 (Germany 28% in H1 2014).
- Thursday, July 31 - EU underplays financial benefits of a 40% 2030 target for energy efficiency.
- Thursday, July 31 - BP on Rosneft risk: 'We work in countries with ups and downs'.
- Wednesday, July 30 - EU: Poland is breaking law on assessing environmental impact of fracking.
- Wednesday, July 30 - Germany drops proposed green pylon route amid strong opposition.
- Wednesday, July 30 - EV sales double in EU with Renault and Volvo in lead.
- Tuesday, July 29 - White House: curb greenhouse gas emissions now or lose billions.
- Tuesday, July 29 - Three European banks drawn into US ‘dark pool’ probes.
- Monday, July 28 - “Solar and energy storage are a match made in heaven.”
- Monday, July 28 - Carney to Lloyds re abuse of bank rescue: “reprehensible", "criminal”.
- Monday, July 28 - Nasdaq OMX Chief warns of “perverted’ dark pools.
- Monday, July 28 - “Shale gas speed-up likely to make slow progress”: FT.
- Monday, July 28 - Fracking push gets go-ahead across UK: half the nation open for bids.
- Friday, July 25 - States and cities in the lead as clean energy goes mainstream.
- Friday, July 25 - "Coal company pain accelerates as bankruptcy cases rise": Bloomberg.
- Friday, July 25 - Apple eyes solar to power the cloud and iPhone 6 screen manufacturing.
- Thursday, July 24 - The Energy of Nations: "thriller-like", "fast-paced", "wonderful anecdotes".
- Thursday, July 24 - China's coal industry says times are hard, outlook worse.
- Thursday, July 24 - Coal India’s plans for 20 mines hit by land, environmental delays.
- Wednesday, July 23 - Will the micro-grid put major power companies out of business?
- Wednesday, July 23 - Four reasons why US fracking may turn out to be a bubble.
- Wednesday, July 23 - EU agrees to improve energy efficiency 30% by 2030.
- Tuesday, July 22 - Wind energy the cheapest form of power in Denmark.
- Tuesday, July 22 - Residents "weep with relief" as council rejects Sussex fracking site.
- Tuesday, July 22 - UK, Germany & Poland top list of 30 dirtiest coal-fired power stations.
- Tuesday, July 22 - Fears slump in Russia could trigger new global economic meltdown.
- Tuesday, July 22 - George Osborne defeated in attempt to weaken UK carbon budget.
- Tuesday, July 22 - Top geologist warns fracking hearing of the dangers of shale gas drilling.
- Monday, July 21 - World breaks temperature record for June after hottest May.
- Monday, July 21 - Climate models accurate when reflecting natural ocean cycles.
- Sunday, July 20 - Kashagan delays mar outlook for Eni, Total and Shell.
- Saturday, July 19 - Diesel supply bedevils investments in Africa’s internet: solar can help.
- Saturday, July 19 - Solar displacing oil for lighting, en route to the rest of fossil fuels.
- Friday, July 18 - California halts injection of fracking waste, fearing contamination.
- Friday, July 18 - Solar on UK commercial buildings: big vacant spaces, big opportunity.
- Friday, July 18 - UK economy less energy efficient than China's.
- Thursday, July 17 - Australia kills off carbon tax.
- Thursday, July 17 - "Supply setbacks will push oil price higher."
- Thursday, July 17 - "A black mound of Canadian oil waste is rising over Detroit."
- Thursday, July 17 - Ineos to build ethane facility at Grangemouth for US shale gas imports.
- Thursday, July 17 - Green bond market, growing at 60% pa, becomes mainstream.
- Thursday, July 17 - Renewables are now almost 15% of UK electricity, £8bn annual investment.
- Wednesday, July 16 - "‘Terrifying’ oil skills shortage delays projects and raises risks": FT.
- Wednesday, July 16 - Reports of the death of green jobs have been exaggerated.
- Tuesday, July 15 - UK on track to miss carbon targets, climate change advisers warn.
- Tuesday, July 15 - People’s Bank of China chief economist argues for green bonds.
- Tuesday, July 15 - US should broke rules with tariffs on Chinese solar modules, WTO finds.
- Monday, July 14 - Europe risks ‘significant’ gas shortages this winter: Total.
- Monday, July 14 - "Citigroup pays $7bn to settle sub-prime mortgage investigation."
- Monday, July 14 - Customer complaints about the Big 6 are at an all time high.
- Monday, July 14 - China requires EVs to be 30% of state vehicle purchases by 2016.
- Friday, July 11 - Iraq and Libya crucial to global oil supply in the short term: IEA.
- Friday, July 11 - Church group representing half a billion divests from fossil fuels.
- Friday, July 11 - "EDF nuclear deal is a bad economic bet."
- Thursday, July 10 - China exempts new electric cars from tax.
- Thursday, July 10 - As China's mood sours on the tar sands investor risk soars.
- Thursday, July 10 - Helsinki's ambitious plan to make car use redundant in 10 years.
- Thursday, July 10 - Chairman of fracking firm Cuadrilla helps select DECC senior execs.
- Thursday, July 10 - Online somewhere, July 10th, 2014
- Wednesday, July 9 - UK High Court rules for solar companies’ £132 million damages claim.
- Wednesday, July 9 - Electric ‘Boris cars’ come to London, now that they work in Paris.
- Wednesday, July 9 - "Shell underestimates risk for up to $77 billion of high cost oil projects."
- Wednesday, July 9 - US and China agree cautious join steps forward on abating climate change
- Wednesday, July 9 - "Fossil industry is the subprime danger of this cycle" / solar the future.
- Wednesday, July 9 - US & UK military reports: climate change is a threat to global security.
- Wednesday, July 9 - Deep decarbonization pathways available to hit 2˚C climate target: report.
- Tuesday, July 8 - Deutsche Bank to lend $1 billion for solar in Japan.
- Tuesday, July 8 - UK CCS project wins EU funding.
- Monday, July 7 - Russia says its oil production will drop next year.
- Monday, July 7 - 150 UK companies appeal to PM to stop undermining solar industry.
- Monday, July 7 - Companies, restaurants etc all selling solar power to grid in Japan.
- Monday, July 7 - UK climate change policies have not harmed economy, report says.
- Monday, July 7 - No 10 Downing Street, London, July 7th, 2014
- Sunday, July 6 - Insurers plan to cover withdrawal of wind and solar subsidies.
- Sunday, July 6 - National Grid chief calls for more interconnectors to UK.
- Saturday, July 5 - Dark snow accelerates glacial melting, accelerating sea-level rise.
- Saturday, July 5 - Shell joins class action against BP over Gulf spill.
- Saturday, July 5 - California under "severe drought" as wildfire rages in Napa valley.
- Friday, July 4 - UK banks fake letters from non-existent law firms to harass debtors.
- Friday, July 4 - British Gas to pay £1m for defrauding customers.
- Friday, July 4 - UK energy efficiency installations at lowest level for a decade.
- Friday, July 4 - Germany relaxes fracking ban to allow "scientific trials".
- Thursday, July 3 - German renewables in electricity generation exceeded 30% in first half.
- Thursday, July 3 - UK’s geology means fracking threatens drinking water, developers warned.
- Wednesday, July 2 - "Oil explorers hit rock bottom": FT headline.
- Wednesday, July 2 - The Houses of Parliament, London, July 2nd, 2014
- Tuesday, July 1 - Renewables to win two-thirds of energy investment by 2030: Bloomberg.
- Tuesday, July 1 - BNP Paribas "regrets" over criminal behaviour & record $8.8bn fine.
- Monday, June 30 - Estimate of shale gas and oil in place in Midland Valley "modest".
- Monday, June 30 - In latest Arctic setback for oil industry, Statoil delays key project.
- Monday, June 30 - Global capital expenditure by cash-rich companies still stalling.
- Monday, June 30 - New York towns can prohibit fracking, state appeals court rules.
- Monday, June 30 - "Sectarian genie is out of the bottle from Syria to Iraq."
- Sunday, June 29 - UK electricity capacity market to add average £2 to UK bills.
- Friday, June 27 - German parliament votes in revisions of clean-energy law.
- Friday, June 27 - Coal boss calls carbon restrictions – and Obama – "evil".
- Thursday, June 26 - NY Attorney Gen. lawsuit accuses Barclays of "systemic fraud and deceit".
- Thursday, June 26 - Renewables generated nearly 20% of UK electricity in first quarter.
- Thursday, June 26 - Berlin accuses Brussels of trying to scupper the Energiewende.
- Thursday, June 26 - Solarcity joins the crowdfunding megatrend.
- Thursday, June 26 - British Medical Association votes for fossil-fuel divestment.
- Thursday, June 26 - Solar researchers discover route to non-toxic thin-film manufacturing.
- Thursday, June 26 - Obama pours scorn on Republican climate denial.
- Wednesday, June 25 - Carbon-fuel divestment movement spreads to medical profession.
- Wednesday, June 25 - Finance is the biggest tool in the US solar race, SolarCity shows.
- Wednesday, June 25 - Statoil to investors: climate fix possible with returns on oil for decades.
- Tuesday, June 24 - "We can expect big energy companies go bankrupt."
- Tuesday, June 24 - Despite divestment campaign, SRI investments in oil & gas increase.
- Tuesday, June 24 - Bloomberg, Paulson, Steyer: climate change is a risky business.
- Tuesday, June 24 - U.S. ruling loosens four-decade ban on oil exports.
- Tuesday, June 24 - UK and Germany beat solar records as community schemes multiply.
- Monday, June 23 - Italian government plans retroactive solar PV tariff cuts.
- Monday, June 23 - Harley Davidson unveils electric bike prototype.
- Monday, June 23 - Global race underway to develop floating offshore wind turbines.
- Friday, June 20 - HMG not acting on Royal Society fracking safety recommendations.
- Friday, June 20 - Thousands of fracked wells in Pennsylvania "may be leaking methane".
- Friday, June 20 - ISIS insurgents 40km from Baghdad, but no oil price spike yet.
- Friday, June 20 - Ofgem's biggest energy investigation could mean breakup for Big 6.
- Thursday, June 19 - The potential power of open-source intelligence: ex CIA officer.
- Thursday, June 19 - Carbon Tracker to Shell: investing in fossil fuels is "a bet on the future".
- Thursday, June 19 - Nato chief accuses Russia of working with NGOs to discredit fracking.
- Wednesday, June 18 - SolarCity moves from installation-only to domestic solar manufacturing.
- Wednesday, June 18 - Al Gore argues we are at a turning point of new hope on climate.
- Tuesday, June 17 - First steps on the road to a fossil-fuel-free future.
- Tuesday, June 17 - Odds seem to be stacked against the frackers in Germany.
- Tuesday, June 17 - "Energy Crunch" back as front-page headline.
- Monday, June 16 - REN21 report: Renewables added 56% of new generation in 2013.
- Monday, June 16 - Russia cuts off gas to Ukraine as talks collapse.
- Monday, June 16 - "Peak oil is dead" but the peakists "were not entirely wrong", says FT.
- Monday, June 16 - Cautious optimism as US, China and EU all move at the climate talks.
- Monday, June 16 - "Iraq blowback: Isis rise manufactured by insatiable oil addiction".
- Sunday, June 15 - Oil firm drops drilling Congo gorilla park under celebrity pressure.
- Sunday, June 15 - US oil production surpasses 1970 peak – if NGL are included.
- Friday, June 13 - Tesla plans to give away all patents to speed EV development.
- Friday, June 13 - Ohio Governor introduces bill to roll back wind and solar.
- Friday, June 13 - Germany now has a smart grid of Volkswagen mini-generators.
- Thursday, June 12 - Oil industry: "there is no clear evidence of a speculative 'carbon bubble'."
- Thursday, June 12 - "Fossil fuels are on their way out": Nelder on the stranded assets story.
- Thursday, June 12 - Mayfair, London, June 12th, 2014
- Wednesday, June 11 - Tourist guidebook to German renewables sites sells out.
- Wednesday, June 11 - Chance of an El Nino event this year is 90%, forecasters say.
- Wednesday, June 11 - Methane leakage: potentially worse global warming potential than coal.
- Tuesday, June 10 - Twelve times more solar needed to avoid climate catastrophe: IRENA.
- Sunday, June 8 - Coal is in structural decline: Citi and others.
- Saturday, June 7 - Obama: We cannot burn all the fossil fuels that are underground.
- Saturday, June 7 - Centrica holds off betting on fracking in hype warning.
- Friday, June 6 - First major tar sands oil shipment arrives in Europe amid protests.
- Thursday, June 5 - Doubling renewables lower cost than conventional equivalent: IRENA.
- Thursday, June 5 - Up to 40% of China's coal at risk of stranding by 2020.
- Wednesday, June 4 - Why solar is on a roll.
- Wednesday, June 4 - New IEA capex numbers entail upside oil price risk & asset-stranding risk.
- Wednesday, June 4 - US hits Chinese solar manufacturers with more tariffs.
- Wednesday, June 4 - Berlin prepares to allow fracking as early as next year.
- Wednesday, June 4 - UK government confirms plan for fracking under homes absent permission.
- Tuesday, June 3 - China to limit carbon emissions for first time, climate adviser claims.
- Tuesday, June 3 - Members reject US Chamber of Commerce stance on climate.
- Tuesday, June 3 - Obama takes personal charge against the backlash. 70% support him.
- Tuesday, June 3 - The flip-side of the Obama coal plan: 35% increase in gas generation.
- Tuesday, June 3 - "How solar will destroy the power companies, in 5 easy steps."
- Tuesday, June 3 - $300bn of fossil fuel assets risk being stranded by 2035, says IEA.
- Monday, June 2 - Obama unveils historic rules to reduce coal pollution by 30%.
- Monday, June 2 - World energy supply requires $40 trillion investment by 2035: IEA.
- Friday, May 30 - Shale rush in Argentina as oil majors spend billions on fracking.
- Friday, May 30 - US-China trade dispute slows the solar success story.
- Thursday, May 29 - Top bosses quit Centrica, "tiring of their status as punchbags".
- Thursday, May 29 - Chevron backs off renewables to free cash for more oil and gas.
- Thursday, May 29 - Total drops $11bn tar sands project, citing cost pressure.
- Thursday, May 29 - New US climate regulations aim to cut emissions 25% from power plants.
- Thursday, May 29 - BP faces "staggering" compensation costs for Macondo oil spill.
- Thursday, May 29 - Gas sucks investment from renewable energy in North America.
- Wednesday, May 28 - BoE: Capitalism risks self destruction unless banking ethics change.
- Wednesday, May 28 - Barclays "throws gasoline" on "battle between utilities and solar industry."
- Wednesday, May 28 - New EU energy strategy emphasises gas, stints renewables & efficiency.
- Tuesday, May 27 - Solar costs will match coal by 2016 in China, Suntech says.
- Tuesday, May 27 - "Shakeout threatens shale patch as frackers go for broke."
- Monday, May 26 - China's nuclear power plans vulnerable to domestic public protest.
- Sunday, May 25 - BP signs shale deal with Russia's Rosneft.
- Sunday, May 25 - IEA says Opec oil supply could fall short of meeting global demand.
- Friday, May 23 - Opposition to fracking hardens in the Tory heartlands.
- Thursday, May 22 - UK government increases fracking compensation to average £0.8m.
- Thursday, May 22 - Fossil fuel attacks on renewables span a broad and well-resourced front.
- Thursday, May 22 - Largest flow battery in world unveiled in California – storing solar energy.
- Thursday, May 22 - First Californian county bans fracking.
- Thursday, May 22 - "Ministers signal start of the great oil rush": Telegraph front-page.
- Wednesday, May 21 - Thomas Pikkety and Russell Brand: So where is Abe Lincoln?
- Wednesday, May 21 - Top energy analyst charges Shell with asset-stranding risk "naivety".
- Wednesday, May 21 - Shale shock as biggest US putative tight-oil play revised down by 96%.
- Tuesday, May 20 - Cuadrilla prepares next wave of UK fracking planning applications.
- Monday, May 19 - China to triple solar capacity to 70 GW by 2017.
- Monday, May 19 - US regulator mulls crowdfunding as a way to jumpstart economy.
- Monday, May 19 - Antarctic ice shedding doubles in a few years, satellite shows.
- Monday, May 19 - British fracking support falls again, below 50% now, poll shows.
- Sunday, May 18 - "Obama’s bet on gas throws caution to the wind."
- Friday, May 16 - Shell accuses Carbon Tracker et al of "trivializing" climate debate.
- Thursday, May 15 - Fossil-fuel nations watered down IPCC climate science report, authors say.
- Thursday, May 15 - Individual solar companies now install >1 GW a year, pipeline hits 140 GW.
- Thursday, May 15 - Citi sees decline for coal: beginning of end in an "age of renewables".
- Thursday, May 15 - IEA: Opec oil supply could fall short of meeting global demand this year.
- Thursday, May 15 - Eon handed record fine for mis-selling energy.
- Thursday, May 15 - UK National Grid targets corporate energy cuts to head off blackouts.
- Thursday, May 15 - Fury in Turkey as 300 die in coal mine disaster.
- Wednesday, May 14 - Record borrowing by investors to buy shares is “worrying sign”.
- Tuesday, May 13 - US academic study: shale gas may suppress renewables.
- Tuesday, May 13 - US academic study: gas benefits over coal may be offset by economics.
- Tuesday, May 13 - UK government announces another crippling policy reversal on solar PV.
- Tuesday, May 13 - Stockholm, May 13th, 2014
- Monday, May 12 - Collapse of large part of West Antarctic ice sheet now unstoppable.
- Monday, May 12 - Renewables hit a record of just under 70% power in Germany.
- Sunday, May 11 - Cost of new oil projects >$100, revenue per boe $72: Morgan Stanley.
- Saturday, May 10 - "Systemic risk in energy markets is forcing us to a new narrative."
- Saturday, May 10 - Accounts emerge of how the IPCC scientific assessment was watered down.
- Thursday, May 8 - "Oil groups warned over spending on high-cost areas": FT.
- Thursday, May 8 - US gas prices are rising, and hence so is coal burning.
- Thursday, May 8 - Norton Rose Fulbright, City of London, May 8th, 2014
- Thursday, May 8 - US energy investment favours natural gas drillers.
- Wednesday, May 7 - Stanford drops coal investments, boosting student divestment campaign.
- Tuesday, May 6 - US Attorney General: "no company is too big to jail".
- Sunday, May 4 - US National Climate Assessment: here, clear, and present danger.
- Saturday, May 3 - 400,000 EVs now on the roads, with sales accelerating even in UK.
- Thursday, May 1 - Greenpeace tries to stop unloading of first Arctic oil in Europe.
- Thursday, May 1 - Cleantech sector gaining steam – despite regulatory and other setbacks.
- Thursday, May 1 - Harvard students seeking carbon-fuel divestment blockade uni offices.
- Thursday, May 1 - "America's fracking fantasy."
- Thursday, May 1 - Eighth significant US/Canada crude-oil train accident in a year.
- Wednesday, April 30 - "Shale drillers feast on junk debt to stay on treadmill": Bloomberg.
- Wednesday, April 30 - France caught between a "nuclear cliff" and an "investment wall".
- Wednesday, April 30 - Exxon: None of our reserves are at risk of stranding by climate policy.
- Tuesday, April 29 - UK's DECC once again mulls risking solar defeat in jaws of victory.
- Tuesday, April 29 - Supreme Court backs coal-plant emission curbs.
- Tuesday, April 29 - UK support for renewables remains unwaveringly high in DECC poll.
- Monday, April 28 - FTSE joins Blackrock to offer help investors avoid fossil fuels.
- Monday, April 28 - "Caspian calamity: Kashagan oilfield risks becoming giant stranded asset."
- Sunday, April 27 - How will society treat energy incumbency bosses after the crisis?
- Thursday, April 24 - "Fossilised Revenues: $28trn of revenues at risk for fossil-fuel industry."
- Thursday, April 24 - Soho, London, April 24th, 2014
- Wednesday, April 23 - Eight major UK renewable energy projects receive government backing.
- Wednesday, April 23 - US oil stocks at record high.
- Tuesday, April 22 - "Is the U.S. shale boom going bust?"
- Tuesday, April 22 - Apple, with 100% renewable data centres, launches climate ad campaign.
- Sunday, April 20 - UK nuclear dump 'virtually certain' to be eroded by rising sea levels.
- Saturday, April 19 - Conservative heavyweights now have solar industry in their sights.
- Saturday, April 19 - Tar-sands pipeline decision put on hold until November or later.
- Friday, April 18 - Australian energy incumbency tries to ban divestment campaigning.
- Friday, April 18 - Petrochina ups shale gas target to 2.3% of Chinese gas demand by 2015.
- Thursday, April 17 - UK MP cleared of anti-fracking protest charges.
- Wednesday, April 16 - A third of Beijing's soaring air pollution comes from outside city.
- Wednesday, April 16 - Religious groups urge Pope to support fossil fuel divestment.
- Wednesday, April 16 - "Wall Street has gone insane": Michael Lewis on high-frequency trading.
- Tuesday, April 15 - RWE CEO says company should have invested in renewable sooner.
- Tuesday, April 15 - China's air pollution leading to more erratic climate for US, say scientists.
- Monday, April 14 - Wind farms far more popular than fracking, UK poll suggests.
- Monday, April 14 - "EPA drastically underestimates methane released at (shale) drilling sites."
- Sunday, April 13 - IMF "sleepwalking into another global economic catastrophe."
- Sunday, April 13 - Crude oil peaked in 2005, and industry data mask that. On purpose?
- Sunday, April 13 - "Averting climate change catastrophe is affordable, says IPCC report."
- Sunday, April 13 - "UN urges huge increase in green energy to avert climate disaster."
- Sunday, April 13 - Is the next financial crisis brewing in the asset bubble?
- Saturday, April 12 - "Capitalism isn't working" and why wealth disparity is the core reason.
- Friday, April 11 - “American subprime lending is back on the road”: this time it’s cars.
- Friday, April 11 - Fracking regulations tighten in Ohio as earthquake link is made.
- Friday, April 11 - Putin warns EU he may be about to turn off the gas.
- Thursday, April 10 - A "terrordome” in solar pricing threatens fossil -fuel business models.
- Thursday, April 10 - "We need an apartheid-style boycott to save the planet": Archbishop Tutu.
- Thursday, April 10 - Idea of US gas exports saving EU from dependency on Russia is "nonsense".
- Wednesday, April 9 - Nafeez Ahmed reviews Energy of Nations, Part 2: "Could he be right?"
- Wednesday, April 9 - "Global solar dominance in sight as science trumps fossil fuels."
- Tuesday, April 8 - Crowdfunding seen topping $5 bn for rooftop solar within 5 years.
- Tuesday, April 8 - BT, Shell and other corporates call for trillion tonne carbon cap.
- Monday, April 7 - Is coal really on the rise in Europe? A dead cat bounce, more like.
- Monday, April 7 - Giant Kashagan oilfield could be out of production for two years.
- Monday, April 7 - "Energy complaints reach highest level ever recorded."
- Monday, April 7 - Renewable energy investment fell for second year running in 2013.
- Monday, April 7 - ex Barclays boss Diamond escapes court appearance over LIBOR rigging.
- Sunday, April 6 - Fears of new gas war as Ukraine refuses to pay Gazprom for price hike.
- Sunday, April 6 - "Prepare now for fossil-free future": Aberdeen Asset Management in FT.
- Saturday, April 5 - "Britain is paying dearly for neglecting its nuclear waste": Economist.
- Friday, April 4 - Frackers to drill on old munitions site in UK.
- Friday, April 4 - UK Conservative party plans to ban onshore wind farms, maybe dismantle.
- Friday, April 4 - Damning US Coastguard report on Shell Arctic rig grounding.
- Thursday, April 3 - Record UK air pollution causes spike in 999 ambulance calls.
- Thursday, April 3 - UK government publishes strategy targeting solar rooftop generation.
- Thursday, April 3 - "No fool like an old fuel": latest Leggett column in Recharge.
- Thursday, April 3 - How SolarAid’s retail brand sold a million solar lanterns in Africa.
- Wednesday, April 2 - Olkiluoto third reactor now the most expensive building in the world.
- Tuesday, April 1 - Exxon, dismissing risk of carbon stranded assets, accused of naivety.
- Tuesday, April 1 - Fossil-fuel subsidies: "perverse and destructive".
- Tuesday, April 1 - The disruptive potential of solar power: "long term implications" for all.
- Monday, March 31 - IPCC: climate change already having effects in real time, far worse to come.
- Monday, March 31 - City of London, March 31st, 2014
- Friday, March 28 - EPA to assess methane leakage from US gas industry operations.
- Thursday, March 27 - Biggest coal and PR firms in world pair up to promote coal for the poor.
- Thursday, March 27 - Ofgem to launch full investigation into Big 6, possibly leading to breakup.
- Wednesday, March 26 - Pop stars organise against fracking in Spain.
- Wednesday, March 26 - EU leaders ask Obama for US "shale gas bonanza" exports.
- Wednesday, March 26 - Obama tells EU to do more to cut reliance on Russian gas.
- Wednesday, March 26 - Cameron: fracking is "good for UK", energy independence is "our duty".
- Tuesday, March 25 - US Congress experts tout LNG exports to punish Putin for Crimea.
- Tuesday, March 25 - Oil & Gas Journal: $35bn writedowns in shale raise "financial questions".
- Tuesday, March 25 - Fracking safety: report warns of "significant unknowns".
- Tuesday, March 25 - County Court, Brighton, UK, March 25th, 2014
- Monday, March 24 - The vulnerable US grid: how a little dispersed generation would help a lot.
- Sunday, March 23 - "European regulators warn as risky loans rise above bubble peak."
- Friday, March 21 - "Checkmate for cheap unconventional gas:" Dizard in FT.
- Friday, March 21 - List of tech companies targeting 100% renewables energy grows.
- Friday, March 21 - Growing global energy use threatens water supplies, UN warns.
- Thursday, March 20 - "How the oil sands could very quickly become unviable."
- Thursday, March 20 - ExxonMobil agrees to report to investors on carbon asset-stranding risk.
- Thursday, March 20 - After investing more than $8 bn in renewables, BP retreats.
- Wednesday, March 19 - EDF failed to disclose flooding risk caused Dungeness shutdown.
- Wednesday, March 19 - China cuts time for researchers to develop thorium reactor to 10 years.
- Wednesday, March 19 - California drought brings wildfires "outside any normal bounds".
- Tuesday, March 18 - How does an aging workforce build an electric power plant? Er, I forget.
- Monday, March 17 - $1.75bn Toyota bond: a new horizon for green bonds?
- Monday, March 17 - Paris bans half its cars from the streets for a day to fight air pollution.
- Friday, March 14 - NASA-funded study: Is industrial civilisation set for irreversible collapse?
- Thursday, March 13 - "The Oil and Gas Weapon Won't Work": Davis & Leggett on Ukraine.
- Thursday, March 13 - Norway's state pension fund to be given a renewables mandate.
- Wednesday, March 12 - "The energy transition tipping point is here, and there is no going back."
- Tuesday, March 11 - 100% renewable energy ambassadors appeal on Fukushima anniversary
- Tuesday, March 11 - Chevron cuts production growth target in face of rising costs.
- Monday, March 10 - Was 2013 the year of peak global fossil-fuel capex?
- Monday, March 10 - "Armchair warriors wage phoney war": US gas exports can't help Ukraine.
- Monday, March 10 - "Are US LNG export terminals the next expensive flop in energy?"
- Sunday, March 9 - Shareholder pressure on corporations builds on climate.
- Sunday, March 9 - "Dozens" of new ozone-destroying chemicals found in atmosphere.
- Friday, March 7 - Kashagan operators face huge fine for sour gas leak.
- Thursday, March 6 - "Carbon bubble poses serious threat to UK economy, MPs warn."
- Wednesday, March 5 - "Production from shale is not a revolution; it’s a retirement party."
- Wednesday, March 5 - "Install solar heating or risk jail, Kenya tells builders."
- Wednesday, March 5 - "Brakes put on UK shale gas revolution": FT.
- Wednesday, March 5 - UN climate chief: given stakes, my job is "most sacred in world".
- Wednesday, March 5 - Solar booms in the UK.
- Tuesday, March 4 - Republicans: US shale exports can wean EU off Russian gas.
- Tuesday, March 4 - BHP CEO warns on shale gas cost ….& fossil-fuel divestment.
- Tuesday, March 4 - "This Is What the Utility Death Spiral Looks Like."
- Tuesday, March 4 - "Norway spurs rethink on fossil fuel companies": FT.
- Monday, March 3 - "If you think the financial crisis was bad, consider this."
- Monday, March 3 - UK floods are changing the politics of climate, amid double standards.
- Monday, March 3 - State Department is downplaying KXL impact: Carbon Tracker.
- Saturday, March 1 - BP: we agree all reserves probably can't be burned.
- Friday, February 28 - Finnish nuclear plant delayed again as Areva & TVO go legal.
- Friday, February 28 - Norway's oil fund to debate stopping all fossil-fuel investments.
- Friday, February 28 - Total tries to sell stake in Azeri gas field in face of cost.
- Friday, February 28 - KXL delayed for more than a year, antagonists agree.
- Thursday, February 27 - "Dream of U.S. oil independence slams against shale costs."
- Wednesday, February 26 - "Beginning of the end" as oil companies cut back on spending?
- Tuesday, February 25 - Eynsham, Oxfordshire, February 25th, 2014
- Tuesday, February 25 - China's air pollution resembles nuclear winter, say scientists.
- Tuesday, February 25 - Unusual extreme weather in 2014 linked to climate change: WMO.
- Monday, February 24 - "This might be the thing that triggers the change" on climate change.
- Monday, February 24 - How to renewable-power the States, state by state.
- Monday, February 24 - "Why coal and many oil investments are losing luster."
- Wednesday, February 19 - Evidence grows of no net climate benefit from gas.
- Tuesday, February 18 - "Peasants' revolt – Romania at war with itself over fracking."
- Tuesday, February 18 - UK factories shut down at some peak times to avoid high power costs.
- Monday, February 17 - "(The) thesis is compelling. We face an existential threat."
- Monday, February 17 - Three more ex Barclays staff charged by SFO with LIBOR fraud.
- Monday, February 17 - “Conventional peak oil is quite probably here”: ex BP geologist.
- Monday, February 17 - Renewables revolution now in full swing, says Amory Lovins.
- Sunday, February 16 - Electricity use down in UK homes but Germany is doing far better.
- Sunday, February 16 - Barclays: profits down? Fire staff, hike bonuses.
- Friday, February 14 - EU utilities under pressure to change business models.
- Friday, February 14 - Big 6 UK energy companies: 5.5m complain in 2013, 800k quit.
- Thursday, February 13 - IEA urges Opec to sustain oil production to meet unexpected demand.
- Wednesday, February 12 - Coal India abandons share offer as investor scepticism grows.
- Wednesday, February 12 - If the oil price drops, "we become a cannibal society": Venezuela today.
- Tuesday, February 11 - SolarAid closes in on a million solar lantern sales.
- Monday, February 10 - Dire UK flooding due to global warming: Met Office.
- Sunday, February 9 - "Why global water shortages pose threat of terror and war."
- Sunday, February 9 - Davey to Ofgem: consider breaking up Big 6.
- Friday, February 7 - IEA ED: we only ever said the Golden Age of Gas is potential.
- Thursday, February 6 - Renewables to replace fossil fuels? "Certain", argues Jeremy Grantham.
- Wednesday, February 5 - "The battle lines on climate become ever clearer."
- Wednesday, February 5 - "US shale under fire over thirst for water": FT.
- Monday, February 3 - Bumula district, Kenya, February 3rd, 2014
- Monday, February 3 - Long-running Californian drought now threatens water supply.
- Sunday, February 2 - Look beyond the feel-good headlines on oil supply.
- Sunday, February 2 - Big 6 must repay £400m they wrongly retain: Ofgem.
- Saturday, February 1 - Landowners and environmentalists unite to fight KXL.
- Friday, January 31 - State Department ruling makes KXL more likely.
- Friday, January 31 - "Shell’s capitulation to activist investors will send shivers through Big Oil."
- Thursday, January 30 - Shell pulls out of Arctic drilling in 2014.
- Thursday, January 30 - China sets world record for annual national solar installation.
- Thursday, January 30 - US spied on other governments at Copenhagen climate summit.
- Thursday, January 30 - Assessing UK shale will take 5 years and 20-40 fracked wells.
- Wednesday, January 29 - 17 foundations divest from fossil fuels.
- Wednesday, January 29 - "Oil profits slump as higher spending fails to lift output."
- Tuesday, January 28 - Public support for fracking in Britain falls for a second time.
- Tuesday, January 28 - Norway's sovereign fund halves coal exposure.
- Tuesday, January 28 - Big oil companies struggle to justify soaring project costs.
- Monday, January 27 - US solar jobs growing 10x > national average employment growth.
- Monday, January 27 - Renewables provide 37% of all new 2013 US generating capacity.
- Monday, January 27 - Chinese Trust Fund just avoids default after coal loans to bankrupt miner.
- Monday, January 27 - True greens should embrace fracking, says minister.
- Monday, January 27 - Cuadrilla cannot frack until it solves radioactive-water disposal problem.
- Monday, January 27 - New UK shale delays over radioactive waste water release.
- Monday, January 27 - Boeing talks of "biggest breakthrough in biofuels ever"
- Sunday, January 26 - World Economic Forum, Davos, Switzerland, January 22nd – 26th, 2014
- Sunday, January 26 - Fracking firms 'should pay £6bn pa tax to compensate for climate change'.
- Saturday, January 25 - Carbon-bubble risk gains further recognition at Davos.
- Friday, January 24 - Davos delegates warned of imminent energy crisis.
- Friday, January 24 - Cameron: UK can woo businesses back to UK with 'cheap' shale gas.
- Friday, January 24 - Shale gas extraction in UK likely to increase carbon emissions.
- Friday, January 24 - Gore tells WEF world is close to "political tipping point" on climate.
- Thursday, January 23 - EU's renewable energy plan is a ‘lame-duck’ 'setback', industry says.
- Thursday, January 23 - Academic study endeavours to calm carbon-bubble concern.
- Thursday, January 23 - Storage for renewable energy: expect big advances in 2014.
- Wednesday, January 22 - SEIA appeals for negotiated solution to the US-China solar trade war.
- Wednesday, January 22 - World's largest solar bridge opens in London.
- Wednesday, January 22 - EU to cut carbon emissions by 40% by 2030.
- Wednesday, January 22 - "E.ON runs down power stations despite blackout warning."
- Tuesday, January 21 - Storebrand excludes another 10 coal companies.
- Tuesday, January 21 - Concentrated cash pile puts recovery in hands of just a few corporations.
- Tuesday, January 21 - 2013 was 4th warmest year ever: 9 of 10 since 2000.
- Tuesday, January 21 - Plans for a European solar PV super-fab.
- Monday, January 20 - "The US shale boom is overhyped." And China is watching?
- Monday, January 20 - al-Husseini: Global oil supply plateau unlikely to extend beyond 2020.
- Monday, January 20 - ‘Peak demand’ oil theory fails scrutiny test.
- Monday, January 20 - Financial crises average once every 7 years: one due therefore?
- Monday, January 20 - 85 richest people in the world are as wealthy as poorest half.
- Saturday, January 18 - UK's Green Deal fails to create desired energy efficiency revolution.
- Friday, January 17 - Shell profit warning wipes 6.5 billion pounds off of UK's FTSE.
- Friday, January 17 - "Shell, bruised by big bets, warns of profit miss."
- Friday, January 17 - Low-carbon scenario could cut coal asset value by 44%: HSBC.
- Friday, January 17 - UN climate report urges quicker switch to low-carbon global economy.
- Friday, January 17 - US Army colonel: "world is sleepwalking to a global energy crisis."
- Friday, January 17 - IEA boss: methane hydrates may be the next energy boom.
- Thursday, January 16 - RWE halves investment in renewables.
- Thursday, January 16 - WEF Global Risk 2014 report: energy crisis not in the 31 risks studied.
- Thursday, January 16 - Australian heatwave shows man-made climate change, scientists say.
- Wednesday, January 15 - "US still vulnerable to oil shocks, say generals."
- Wednesday, January 15 - Carbon bubble discussed at UN before investors managing $22 trillion.
- Wednesday, January 15 - UN headquarters, New York, January 15th, 2014
- Wednesday, January 15 - Global investment in clean energy falls for second year running.
- Wednesday, January 15 - How to invest a trillion dollars a year in clean energy by 2030: CERES.
- Wednesday, January 15 - UN climate chief: investors will be seen as breaching fiduciary duty.
- Wednesday, January 15 - Are fracking fluids to blame for rail car explosions?
- Tuesday, January 14 - "We have arrived in a time of consequences".
- Monday, January 13 - Pocantico, New York, January 13th, 2014
- Monday, January 13 - Thirteen major banks issue Green Bond Development principles.
- Monday, January 13 - UK PM: 'We're going all out for shale,' & those opposing are 'irrational'.
- Saturday, January 11 - "Total joins UK pursuit of shale boom": FT.
- Thursday, January 9 - Black outlook for coal even in China: FT Lex.
- Wednesday, January 8 - UK PM links current floods to climate change: "power of context" at work.
- Wednesday, January 8 - Wind energy helps ward off power outages in US icy winter blast.
- Tuesday, January 7 - JP Morgan pays £2.6bn to head off criminal prosecution over Madoff.
- Tuesday, January 7 - The slow development of China's shale: "there must be a problem".
- Tuesday, January 7 - "We need to get our mindset away from scarcity", it's time to export oil.
- Tuesday, January 7 - EU ministers call for 2030 renewables target. UK opposes.
- Monday, January 6 - UN official in charge of climate talks warns world is running out of time.
- Monday, January 6 - "Brazil’s oil euphoria hits reality hard": Washington Post.
- Monday, January 6 - Post-2005 growth in global oil supply: all unconventional, NGL, or biofuels.
- Monday, January 6 - Deutsche Bank hails second solar ‘gold rush’: UK in 6th place.
- Sunday, January 5 - "Shale boom leaves investors underwhelmed."
- Friday, January 3 - US oil and gas companies slash spending as foreign investment dries up.
- Friday, January 3 - Ford to unveil a solar-powered hybrid car.
- Friday, January 3 - Minnesota Judge: solar beats natural gas for utility procurement
- Friday, January 3 - "Solar panel craze on Wall Street": NY Times.
- Friday, January 3 - BP given permission to drill off Greenland.
- Thursday, January 2 - Chinese solar and coal giants form an energy JV.
- Thursday, January 2 - UK windpower breaks monthly, weekly, and daily records in December.
- Thursday, January 2 - West's debt hits 200-yr high: IMF warns of 'savings tax' & mass write-offs.
- Thursday, January 2 - Fears of global oil crisis aired at Transatlantic Energy Security Dialogue.
- Thursday, January 2 - US State Department makes a priority of a climate treaty.
- Wednesday, January 1 - "Oil supply risk divides strategists": FT.
- Wednesday, January 1 - Labour accuses Big 6 of c. £4bn overcharging on bills.
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- Tuesday, December 31 - Barclays boss admits it could take 10 years to rebuild public trust.
- Monday, December 30 - One more year of relative oil and gas stability before the storm?
- Sunday, December 29 - Another analyst concludes the shale oil party is nearly over.
- Tuesday, December 24 - Wyoming shale gas wells go unreclaimed as boom turns to bust.
- Monday, December 23 - Former BP geologist Richard Miller: peak oil is essentially here.
- Monday, December 23 - PBoC injects $50bn into Chinese economy to ease credit crunch fear.
- Monday, December 23 - S Sudan loses 250k mbd and the talk is of global oil supply crisis.
- Sunday, December 22 - Solar farms = industrialisation of the UK countryside? Try fracking.
- Saturday, December 21 - UK spying on EU makes Brussels clearance for Hinkley less likely.
- Friday, December 20 - Pennsylvania supreme court strikes key lax fracking law.
- Friday, December 20 - Conservative groups spend up to $1bn a year to fight climate action.
- Friday, December 20 - UK closes in on half a million solar homes but solar factory shuts.
- Friday, December 20 - SSE to close two coal-fired power plants.
- Thursday, December 19 - "Global solar industry is on the rebound": IHS.
- Thursday, December 19 - British businesses to be paid to switch off to stop blackouts in 2014.
- Wednesday, December 18 - European Commission begins state-aid investigation into Hinkley.
- Tuesday, December 17 - HMG to open two thirds of UK to fracking despite evidence of harm.
- Tuesday, December 17 - US shale: "not a revolution but a retirement party".
- Monday, December 16 - Proving renewables can run modern economies: one solar light at a time.
- Monday, December 16 - Coal set to grow at a "relentless pace" through 2018: IEA.
- Monday, December 16 - EIA's latest bullish forecasts for tight oil peak: 4.8 mbd in 2021.
- Monday, December 16 - "We don't want to see the Fall of Saigon scenario".
- Sunday, December 15 - "The shale boom we're in is the last gasp."
- Sunday, December 15 - "I no longer sell kerosene": everyone wants solar lights.
- Friday, December 13 - Third Big 6 UK offshore wind farm cancellation or pullout in two weeks.
- Friday, December 13 - "The fall off in conventional oil production is real and scary."
- Wednesday, December 11 - Criminal action is expected for JPMorgan in Madoff case.
- Tuesday, December 10 - London and Washington, December 10th, 2013
- Tuesday, December 10 - Royal Society publishes special volume on the risk of peak oil.
- Monday, December 9 - Billions flow into green bonds.
- Sunday, December 8 - How solar lighting is spreading fast in Africa.
- Sunday, December 8 - Monterey Shale: another over-hyped US shale deposit.
- Wednesday, December 4 - 2˚C target for climate talks is 1˚ too high: Jim Hansen + 17 scientists.
- Wednesday, December 4 - UK renewable subsidy cuts hit onshore wind and solar pv.
- Tuesday, December 3 - Why Canada's oil sands look like a shaky investment: Carbon Tracker.
- Tuesday, December 3 - The unfathomable scrabble & splash energy policies of the UK government.
- Monday, December 2 - Majority of Norwegian MPs for state pension fund quitting coal.
- Saturday, November 30 - Barclays intends to fund UK fracking.
- Saturday, November 30 - Berlin, November 29th & 30th, 2013
- Friday, November 29 - SolarAid wins a Eurosolar Prize for solar light mobilisation in Africa.
- Friday, November 29 - US Navy and Marine Corps start training veterans in clean energy.
- Friday, November 29 - Fracking will not reduce gas prices in the UK: Lord Browne.
- Friday, November 29 - Don't expect Arctic large-scale oil production for decades: Statoil.
- Thursday, November 28 - Canadian Arctic port and rail company pins hope for revival on oil exports.
- Thursday, November 28 - UK energy bills to be cut £50 by losing "green crap".
- Wednesday, November 27 - Water shortages may preclude fracking in parts of UK.
- Tuesday, November 26 - RWE axes huge UK offshore wind farm citing investor uncertainty.
- Tuesday, November 26 - UK energy co-op raises a £quarter million+ in five weeks.
- Tuesday, November 26 - Istanbul, November 25th & 26th, 2013
- Tuesday, November 26 - Fossil-fuel divestment campaign grows on US campuses.
- Monday, November 25 - Keystone could encourage risky tar-sands investments: Carbon Tracker.
- Monday, November 25 - Warsaw climate summit ends with commitments to do more homework.
- Monday, November 25 - Ever more capex for ever fewer barrels: another oil supply warning.
- Saturday, November 23 - Pension funds on why they are quizzing fossil-fuel bosses re carbon plans.
- Friday, November 22 - SolarCity becomes first US solar company to offer bonds on rooftop solar.
- Friday, November 22 - BHP chair under climate pressure: investing in renewables is "not us".
- Thursday, November 21 - Big 6 accused of "daylight robbery": >25% of bills overcharged.
- Thursday, November 21 - Does Blackstone's sale of GeoSouthern say anything about peak oil?
- Thursday, November 21 - Almost all new US generating capacity added in October is solar.
- Wednesday, November 20 - UK government: no more public money for coal in developing countries.
- Wednesday, November 20 - London and Washington, November 20th, 2013
- Wednesday, November 20 - Reading between the lines on the IEA's mix of hype and warnings on oil.
- Wednesday, November 20 - Investors demand oil, coal and power companies assess climate risks.
- Tuesday, November 19 - Just 90 companies have caused two-thirds of global warming emissions.
- Monday, November 18 - Philippine typhoon adds drama to 2013 climate summit in Poland.
- Monday, November 18 - "Sants’ resignation from Barclays shows pitfalls of poaching": FT.
- Monday, November 18 - British banks among biggest lenders to coal industry.
- Saturday, November 16 - "But if the financial crisis taught us anything…."
- Friday, November 15 - Philanthropy & risk taking in global energy: challenges, opportunities.
- Thursday, November 14 - Coal chief runs for BHP Board on climate risk, supported by CALPERS.
- Wednesday, November 13 - SSE and other EU utilities speak up for renewables, against the gas alliance.
- Wednesday, November 13 - Amsterdam, November 13th, 2013
- Tuesday, November 12 - IEA WEO: US shale production does not mean a new era of oil abundance.
- Monday, November 11 - Solar Power Begins to Shine as Environmental Benefits Pay Off
- Monday, November 11 - NSA & GCHQ spying on OPEC shows Saudi masking of production figures.
- Wednesday, November 6 - Invest more in oil? "A big, big bet": interview in Norway's financial paper.
- Wednesday, November 6 - Four oil traders claim in court that BP, Shell and others fix oil spot market.
- Tuesday, November 5 - "Oil majors under pressure to curb spending": FT.
- Tuesday, November 5 - "Divesting stranded assets makes financial sense, via total return swaps."
- Tuesday, November 5 - Oslo, October 31st – November 5th, 2013
- Tuesday, November 5 - UK attitudes to energy efficiency unchanged despite ever higher bills.
- Monday, November 4 - "Sunshine backed bond to go on sale": FT.
- Monday, November 4 - "Norway's sovereign wealth fund to divest from coal".
- Monday, November 4 - Crowdfunding rules relaxed in the USA, to the benefit of renewables.
- Monday, November 4 - Denial of carbon arithmetic abounds in the heart of the energy incumbency.
- Tuesday, October 29 - Big 6 "overcharge by £3.7bn a year".
- Monday, October 28 - "Underground truths: shale won't save us."
- Saturday, October 26 - The big questions the Big 6 need to answer.
- Saturday, October 26 - If Hinkley C has no public subsidy, why the need for state aid clearance?
- Friday, October 25 - "Climate regulations could cost fossil-fuel firms trillions."
- Thursday, October 24 - "The global economy sinks under its debts as the real cost of energy rises."
- Thursday, October 24 - $3trn investor coalition heaps stranded-asset pressure on fossil fuel firms.
- Thursday, October 24 - UK PM threatens to "roll back" UK green taxes. Deputy PM opposes.
- Wednesday, October 23 - Is RWE considering a complete turnaround of their business plan?
- Wednesday, October 23 - 3 reasons why Germans are going renewable "at all costs".
- Tuesday, October 22 - Big corporations embracing microgrids: another threat to utilities.
- Tuesday, October 22 - GDF Suez to fund fracking in UK.
- Monday, October 21 - Stock markets no longer fit for purpose: John Fullerton.
- Monday, October 21 - Nuclear plant deal agreed by DECC and EDF amid derision over cost.
- Friday, October 18 - Carbon Tracker has "caused a sensation": digest of the last quarter.
- Thursday, October 17 - BG hikes UK gas prices 10% and suffers major PR disaster.
- Thursday, October 17 - China to take stakes in UK nuclear plants.
- Wednesday, October 16 - US peak oil vulnerability map shows grave threat to US economy.
- Wednesday, October 16 - "Europe’s electricity providers face an existential threat": the Economist.
- Tuesday, October 15 - Conflict in Germany between utilities and Greens on bills.
- Monday, October 14 - "Energy system collapse is inevitable. But". Interview with Solarplaza.
- Monday, October 14 - Daegu, Korea, October 14th, 2013
- Monday, October 14 - Low C policies to add 41% to UK energy bills by 2030: DECC.
- Monday, October 14 - Dan Yergin on the crucial importance of US tight oil in global supply.
- Sunday, October 13 - "World shivers with fear as US heads for new debt crisis."
- Sunday, October 13 - Conventional energy industry heading for global crash: JL at WEC.
- Friday, October 11 - One of five Swedish state pension retreats from carbon investment.
- Friday, October 11 - Ten EU utilities call openly for an end to renewables subsidies.
- Friday, October 11 - France's constitutional court upholds fracking ban.
- Thursday, October 10 - Analysis of SSE's price rise shows their blaming "green taxes" is wrong.
- Thursday, October 10 - SSE blames green policies for price hike. Miliband calls Big 6 "predatory".
- Thursday, October 10 - UK Environment Agency banned a fracking chemical at Balcombe.
- Thursday, October 10 - "U.S. shale-oil boom may not last as fracking wells lack staying power."
- Wednesday, October 9 - China overtakes US as the world's largest world oil importer.
- Tuesday, October 8 - Battery-stored solar power sparks backlash from US utilities.
- Monday, October 7 - A response to US critics of Germany's Energiewende: Mark Jacobsen.
- Sunday, October 6 - Retiring Shell CEO Voser regrets huge bet on US shale.
- Saturday, October 5 - Russian embassy, London, October 5th, 2013
- Friday, October 4 - "America flirts with self destruction" over debt ceiling and Obamacare.
- Friday, October 4 - A small band of sceptics were very effective in combatting IPCC message.
- Friday, October 4 - US fracking annual toxic waste water enough to flood Washington DC.
- Friday, October 4 - US oil-and-gas production pulls ahead of Russia and Saudi Arabia.
- Thursday, October 3 - BP wins Deepwater Horizon spill compensation appeal.
- Thursday, October 3 - Carbon emissions acidifying oceans at fastest rate for 300m years.
- Wednesday, October 2 - Dangerous radioactivity found at fracking waste site in Pennsylvania.
- Wednesday, October 2 - Public protests hit UK support for fracking.
- Wednesday, October 2 - New Queensland coal development: expect stranding of this carbon bomb.
- Tuesday, October 1 - Interest sours in Brazil’s Libra pre-salt oilfield auction.
- Tuesday, October 1 - European utilities declare a form of war on renewables.
- Tuesday, October 1 - Bankers to face jail for "reckless misconduct" from 2014.
- Monday, September 30 - Shell looks to sell US shale portfolio after $2bn writedown.
- Monday, September 30 - Coal in the doldrums, even in Wyoming.
- Monday, September 30 - BP accused of "outright lies" in US federal trial.
- Monday, September 30 - IKEA to sell solar panels in all UK stores.
- Sunday, September 29 - Grangemouth applies for government guarantee to convert to US shale.
- Sunday, September 29 - BP accused of rejecting a plan that might have stemmed spill early.
- Sunday, September 29 - Why governments are blind to fossil fuel energy risk.
- Friday, September 27 - IPCC: Most fossil-fuel reserves are unburnable if the target is 2˚C.
- Friday, September 27 - Sceptics focus on "pause" mantra to try discrediting IPCC.
- Friday, September 27 - BBC studio, Tunbridge Wells, UK, September 27th, 2013
- Friday, September 27 - IPCC scientists report: a summary.
- Friday, September 27 - "IPCC: 30 years to climate calamity if we carry on blowing carbon budget."
- Friday, September 27 - "What does the IPCC report mean for business and investors?"
- Friday, September 27 - "It's vital that business acts on the IPCC's warnings."
- Friday, September 27 - Global warming likely to breach 2C threshold, climate scientists conclude.
- Thursday, September 26 - Annual installations of solar to beat wind for first time in 2013.
- Thursday, September 26 - "Why governments are blind to fossil fuel energy risk."
- Thursday, September 26 - "Solving systemic energy risks could lead to a renaissance."
- Tuesday, September 24 - "A grim future if our oil-dependent society refuses to change."
- Monday, September 23 - Colorado floods 'completely overwhelm' search for oil and gas leaks.
- Friday, September 20 - Arctic heading for ice-free summers in next few decades.
- Friday, September 20 - Big business is paying for sceptics to undermine IPCC report: UN.
- Friday, September 20 - EPA takes first steps to limit carbon emissions from power plants.
- Thursday, September 19 - JP Morgan fined $920m for “tempest in teapot”, with “more to come”.
- Thursday, September 19 - PM Abe to Fukushima disaster workers: Japan's future depends on you.
- Thursday, September 19 - Arctic oil protest: shots fired and mass arrest by commandos.
- Thursday, September 19 - Sceptic groups crank up efforts to discredit forthcoming IPCC report.
- Wednesday, September 18 - 8 in 10 news articles on climate focus on uncertainty.
- Wednesday, September 18 - Mexico hedges oil output at highest price on record.
- Tuesday, September 17 - Most U.S. companies ignoring SEC rule to disclose climate risks.
- Tuesday, September 17 - Obama administration set to block new US coal plants.
- Tuesday, September 17 - IHS: shale oil resources are vast outside the US – at high oil price.
- Tuesday, September 17 - Colorado floodwaters cover fracking wells. "No idea" of leakage.
- Tuesday, September 17 - IHS study points to vast shale oilfields outside US. But.
- Monday, September 16 - US utility agrees solar is now cheaper than gas.
- Monday, September 16 - Warning to pensions firms as fees erode up to a third of pension pots.
- Monday, September 16 - US super-rich hit new wealth record five years after financial crisis.
- Monday, September 16 - Study funded by Big Oil finds Small Leaks from gas production.
- Monday, September 16 - Record Saudi oil output needed to avoid global supply shortfall.
- Sunday, September 15 - US rivals battle over LNG: 4 export permits now approved.
- Sunday, September 15 - Five years on from Lehman collapse, risk of meltdown remains.
- Friday, September 13 - All Japan's nuclear plants shut again, cash-strapped utilities deep in red.
- Thursday, September 12 - Whistleblower sues Morgan Stanley over harrassment.
- Wednesday, September 11 - "Derivatives move from banks into the shadows": FT.
- Wednesday, September 11 - Kashagan produces first oil 13 years after discovery.
- Tuesday, September 10 - Community-based renewables projects "could soar in UK".
- Tuesday, September 10 - "Renewables a safer investment bet than the carbon bubble."
- Monday, September 9 - UK minister: fracking won't increase UK greenhouse emissions.
- Monday, September 9 - 9 utility bosses say solar and wind policies threaten EU energy security.
- Sunday, September 8 - Cost of drilling rises steeply for oil majors: "the margins are not there."
- Sunday, September 8 - Is the US shale oil revolution about to run out of steam?
- Sunday, September 8 - UK recovery based on households getting deeper into debt is a bad idea.
- Sunday, September 8 - New European law to clamp down on market price-rigging.
- Sunday, September 8 - Swedish politicians urge state pension funds to dump fossil fuel holdings.
- Sunday, September 8 - UK Green New Deal Group calls for £50bn stimulus for green job creation.
- Saturday, September 7 - Boss of oil drilling-services giant thinks we may have arrived at peak oil.
- Friday, September 6 - Solar continues to top UK energy-popularity opinion polls.
- Friday, September 6 - Centre-right "sabotage" leads to renewables job losses: German politician.
- Friday, September 6 - Insurance leader warns of "systemic risk" of rush of capital into insurance.
- Friday, September 6 - Tullow makes its first Arctic oil discovery.
- Thursday, September 5 - Half extreme events made worse by climate change.
- Wednesday, September 4 - India crisis threatens to hit banks hard as bad debt soars.
- Wednesday, September 4 - Deadly new radiation high detected at Fukushima storage tanks.
- Wednesday, September 4 - US could release strategic oil reserves after air strike on Syria, analysts say.
- Tuesday, September 3 - Problems of oil and gas industry do not bode well for the shale story.
- Monday, September 2 - Solar-based desalination is the answer to the MENA water crisis.
- Monday, September 2 - Libyan output falls, squeezing supplies of crude oil to refineries.
- Sunday, September 1 - Fukushima radiation levels 18 times higher than previously thought.
- Sunday, September 1 - Chinese seek greater say in running UK nuclear power plants.
- Friday, August 30 - BP in a slanging match with state of Louisiana over Macondo costs.
- Friday, August 30 - Storebrand to examine portfolio for stranded assets.
- Thursday, August 29 - Why Norway's oil fund has lower returns than rivals: too much oil?
- Thursday, August 29 - US Army now has a $7bn renewables procurement programme.
- Thursday, August 29 - Why "The Oil Drum" peak-oil website shut down: Not the death of peak oil.
- Wednesday, August 28 - Renewables to equal coal in China by 2030, Bloomberg NEF predicts.
- Wednesday, August 28 - Decadal cooling effect in the Pacific slows overall global temperature rise.
- Wednesday, August 28 - Berliners' co-op aims to take over and run electricity grid of city.
- Wednesday, August 28 - World Economic Forum HQ, Geneva, August 28th, 2013
- Monday, August 26 - "None of the experts saw India's debt bubble coming. Sound familiar?"
- Monday, August 26 - UK gas storage remains worryingly constrained.
- Sunday, August 25 - Rising CO2 threatens ocean acidification catastrophe, scientists warn.
- Sunday, August 25 - "Renewable energy lifts hopes of a safe return": FT headline.
- Sunday, August 25 - State of emergency in San Francisco as state fights huge wildfire.
- Sunday, August 25 - "UK solar power rush sparks local protests": FT.
- Friday, August 23 - Australian Coal Association disbands as coal boom turns to bust.
- Friday, August 23 - There are more solar workers in Texas now than ranchers. And so on.
- Friday, August 23 - Obama finally decides to put solar panels on the White House.
- Thursday, August 22 - Germany's massive subsidies for conventional energy: a review.
- Thursday, August 22 - Poll shows UK public much prefer solar farms to fracking.
- Thursday, August 22 - First federal land lease for coal mining in Wyoming without a bid.
- Thursday, August 22 - Bank of England, London, August 2nd, 2013
- Wednesday, August 21 - CalSTRS calls for action based on Carbon Tracker report.
- Tuesday, August 20 - Tepco reveals leak of 300 tonnes of highly contaminated water.
- Tuesday, August 20 - Ageing infrastructure speeds decline of North Sea oil production.
- Tuesday, August 20 - China to import >9 million barrels of oil a day by 2020: Wood Mackenzie.
- Monday, August 19 - A solar system is installed every 4 minutes in the US and every 2 in Japan.
- Monday, August 19 - "Shale grab in U.S. stalls as falling values repel buyers" Bloomberg.
- Monday, August 19 - The unhelpful opacity of climate investing.
- Monday, August 19 - MP among dozens arrested in non-violent direct actions at Balcombe.
- Sunday, August 18 - Balcombe, The Weald, UK, August 18th, 2013
- Sunday, August 18 - Thousands protest at potential southern UK fracking site.
- Sunday, August 18 - US became a net exporter of fuel in 2011.
- Friday, August 16 - CoE official speaks up for fracking, likens opposition to fears over MMR.
- Friday, August 16 - UK's flagship biomass power plant closes amid policy confusion.
- Friday, August 16 - Squeezed households cut energy use by a quarter as prices soar.
- Friday, August 16 - Kickstarter's version of crowdfunding proving to have mass appeal.
- Friday, August 16 - Nuclear safety shutdown in S Korea causes national energy crisis.
- Friday, August 16 - Ecuador abandons plan to stave off Amazon oil drilling.
- Wednesday, August 14 - Biomass energy growth flags in UK as official support wavers.
- Wednesday, August 14 - RWE: Solar now makes many power plants unprofitable across Europe.
- Wednesday, August 14 - "Solar power to trump shale, helped by US military": Telegraph.
- Wednesday, August 14 - SolarCity makes $120m acquisition, heads for 6 GW of solar roofs by 2018.
- Tuesday, August 13 - Eon blames 42% profit drop on growth of renewables.
- Tuesday, August 13 - World Bank green bonds for tackling climate now exceed $4 bn.
- Tuesday, August 13 - Danish pension fund backs UK biomass plant.
- Tuesday, August 13 - BP pleads guilty to criminal charges, then sues US government over ban.
- Tuesday, August 13 - Energy storage technologies poised for breakthrough to next level.
- Tuesday, August 13 - Poll shows UK public split on fracking.
- Sunday, August 11 - "Oil majors trapped in cycle of spending more but finding less": FT.
- Sunday, August 11 - Texan drought sets residents against fracking as wells dry up.
- Saturday, August 10 - Caudrilla kindles "a new beacon of protest against a fossil-fuelled future.
- Friday, August 9 - Oil supply tight: Saudi production rises to feed air conditioners, etc
- Friday, August 9 - UK Big 6 profits soar to £3.7 billion.
- Friday, August 9 - The first major cleantech breakthrough: Tesla shares soar.
- Friday, August 9 - Citi's prediction of peak oil demand at 92 mbd: "unusual".
- Friday, August 9 - "Oil price held high by supply disruptions": FT.
- Thursday, August 8 - "Solar power co-operatives are fast emerging" in the UK.
- Thursday, August 8 - "Renewables: a rising power": FT on solar cost reductions.
- Thursday, August 8 - Iraqi oil resurgence falters, squeezing global supply.
- Thursday, August 8 - Crowdfunder Abundance raises £0.7m for solar in a month.
- Thursday, August 8 - Cameron backs UK fracking, citing jobs and lower gas prices.
- Thursday, August 8 - JP Morgan faces new criminal probe over MBS selling.
- Wednesday, August 7 - "America is reaching the limits of its energy boom."
- Wednesday, August 7 - "Analysts say investor interest (in Big Oil) has rarely been lower": FT.
- Tuesday, August 6 - Expert questions latest industry estimates for US shale oil production.
- Tuesday, August 6 - "Coal at risk as global lenders drop financing on climate": Bloomberg.
- Tuesday, August 6 - NOAA: Arctic ice disappeared in 2012 faster than ever before.
- Tuesday, August 6 - Emergency declared as radioactive water spills out of Fukushima plant.
- Tuesday, August 6 - "Australia’s coal miners feel the heat as China investment cools": FT.
- Tuesday, August 6 - "Frantic fracking sends US natural gas prices into freefall": FT headline.
- Monday, August 5 - Osborne says UK must not miss out on shale gas jobs and low gas prices.
- Monday, August 5 - Oil companies may be stripped of physical oil trading, amid fixing fears.
- Monday, August 5 - 23% of asset owners factored climate into decisions in 2012 (up from 9%).
- Monday, August 5 - Oil company gag bans two children for life from talking about fracking.
- Monday, August 5 - American carbon is flowing into the global economy at its fastest ever.
- Sunday, August 4 - US shale gas boom a "one off", says BG.
- Saturday, August 3 - Ignore fracking protests, UK government tells planners.
- Saturday, August 3 - "Yesterday's fuel: why demand for oil will fall": Economist front cover.
- Friday, August 2 - Caudrilla sanctioned for trespassing during fracking surveys.
- Friday, August 2 - Republican Party out of touch with own voters on climate, poll shows.
- Friday, August 2 - "Despite boom, higher costs push Big Oil into slump."
- Thursday, August 1 - As much as 80% of Caribbean coral may have been lost in recent years.
- Thursday, August 1 - "Shale-boom profits bypass Big Oil": WSJ headline.
- Thursday, August 1 - "Time to renew interest in renewables?", Goldman Sachs asks.
- Thursday, August 1 - Incumbency fears grow as stranded carbon assets argument gains ground.
- Thursday, August 1 - Solar energy poised for renewed takeoff: Deutsche Bank.
- Thursday, August 1 - "Shell writedown is bad news for US shale": FT.
- Thursday, August 1 - Four Republican former EPA Administrators urge action on climate.
- Thursday, August 1 - Shell CEO: Shale outside US is overhyped, UK shale is not for us.
- Thursday, August 1 - US shale oil writedown cuts Shell's profits.
- Wednesday, July 31 - Coal faces a crippling demand roadblock: Goldman Sachs.
- Wednesday, July 31 - Why the peakists are right: latest from Richard Heinburg.
- Wednesday, July 31 - Study finds dangerous levels of arsenic in water near Texas gas drilling sites.
- Wednesday, July 31 - Howell says fracking would be fine in "desolate" north west.
- Wednesday, July 31 - "We have swung from oil panic to complacency on slender evidence."
- Wednesday, July 31 - US fracking industry wastes £1 billion a year in gas flaring.
- Tuesday, July 30 - EDF pulls out of nuclear in the US, citing shale gas.
- Tuesday, July 30 - Barclays contests FCA's conclusions about corruption in Qatari rescue deal.
- Monday, July 29 - Trial of Europe's largest battery begins in UK.
- Sunday, July 28 - Gas is a "gangplank to warming and away from clean energy investments".
- Saturday, July 27 - EU and China settle solar trade dispute to dissatisfaction of all.
- Friday, July 26 - Hot summer breaks solar energy records in UK and Germany.
- Friday, July 26 - Halliburton pleads guilty to destroying Macondo evidence.
- Friday, July 26 - The blackout rationale for starting to develop microgrids now.
- Thursday, July 25 - "Rapid thawing of the Arctic could trigger an economic timebomb".
- Wednesday, July 24 - "Peak oil isn't dead; it just smells that way."
- Wednesday, July 24 - EIB and World Bank stop financing most coal-fired power plants.
- Wednesday, July 24 - First institutionally-backed solar fund begins trading.
- Tuesday, July 23 - Tepco sits on bad news yet again.
- Tuesday, July 23 - A new first: EU utility writes down asset values citing market problems.
- Tuesday, July 23 - EU tariffs are ending the era of low-cost Chinese solar modules.
- Tuesday, July 23 - Cuadrilla prepares to drill for oil in Sussex.
- Tuesday, July 23 - 5 of UK Big 6 energy companies drop green tariffs.
- Monday, July 22 - Incumbency triumphalism about the "death" of peak oil rolls on.
- Monday, July 22 - Peak oil "receding" message reaches the BBC TV News.
- Monday, July 22 - Global temperatures continue their long-run rise: Met Office.
- Sunday, July 21 - US regulators may remove Wall Street banks' licence to trade oil & gas.
- Sunday, July 21 - Spain privatises the sun: taxes use of it, so making solar uneconomic.
- Friday, July 19 - 'Saudi America' "remains a Washington fantasy."
- Friday, July 19 - Cameron election strategist is a shale gas lobbyist.
- Friday, July 19 - George Osborne unveils 'most generous tax breaks in world' for fracking.
- Friday, July 19 - "Wall Street returns to era of big profits": FT.
- Thursday, July 18 - Most British worry more about peak oil than climate change.
- Tuesday, July 16 - Consumer group urges independent review needed of UK energy sector.
- Monday, July 15 - “They’ve got sugar-plum fairies dancing in their heads": Berman on gas.
- Monday, July 15 - BBC echoes "peak oil has gone on the back burner" messaging.
- Sunday, July 14 - China confirms goal for 35 GW of solar capacity by 2015.
- Friday, July 12 - Fossil fuel divestment can increase returns: Impax Asset Management.
- Friday, July 12 - UK Renewable Heat Incentive details announced at last.
- Thursday, July 11 - Japanese regulator urges Tepco to find source of radioactive leak.
- Thursday, July 11 - "How Carbon Tracker learnt to hunt down the Carbon Bubble."
- Wednesday, July 10 - "Something has to give" in fossil-fuel capex: Morgan Stanley.
- Wednesday, July 10 - German utility shuts down fossil-fires plants in face of renewable supply.
- Wednesday, July 10 - Pentland Firth tidal power "could provide half Scotland's electricity".
- Wednesday, July 10 - How the climate deniers funded by Google spin lies: an example.
- Tuesday, July 9 - "Peak oil's death has been greatly exaggerated."
- Tuesday, July 9 - Brazil faces huge challenges in developing pre-salt oil.
- Tuesday, July 9 - UK offshore wind power in "serious doubt".
- Tuesday, July 9 - Chinese air pollution from coal reduces life expectancy 5.5 years.
- Tuesday, July 9 - Google raises funds and donates to climate denier senator and lobbyists.
- Monday, July 8 - Obama advocates divestment in a speech on climate.
- Monday, July 8 - Kashagan to enter production by year end, 13 years after discovery.
- Monday, July 8 - 13 die as oil train explodes in Canadian town.
- Monday, July 8 - S&P argues in court that nobody should believe its ratings.
- Sunday, July 7 - Biggest ever study of ancient climate confirms hockey stick rise.
- Saturday, July 6 - Growing water crisis means threat to world food supply.
- Friday, July 5 - German solar companies Conergy and Gehrlicher enter insolvency.
- Thursday, July 4 - E.ON, RWE and Centrica join the Arctic oil and gas rush.
- Thursday, July 4 - "Regulators are finally closing in on banks."
- Thursday, July 4 - China well short of shale gas targets, casting doubt on future of resource.
- Wednesday, July 3 - "Half forecasted oil production would be stranded" under 2˚C policies.
- Monday, July 1 - Rabobank says it will not finance shale extraction.
- Saturday, June 29 - Coal facing a 'structural decline', says W Australia Premier.
- Friday, June 28 - Shale boom is resurrecting US ship building.
- Thursday, June 27 - Maugeri: US on course to be the world's largest oil producer by 2017.
- Thursday, June 27 - British Geological Survey revises up its shale gas estimates.
- Thursday, June 27 - More uncertainty for solar industry as HMG announces strike prices.
- Thursday, June 27 - Europe spilt on shale-gas drilling.
- Thursday, June 27 - UK government gives EDF a $10bn subsidy.
- Thursday, June 27 - Ofgem warns danger rising of blackouts by mid-decade.
- Thursday, June 27 - National Grid calls on UK industry to curb peak electricity use.
- Thursday, June 27 - Green Deal failing as UK heads for missed 2020s emission targets.
- Tuesday, June 25 - Obama pledges to bypass Congress in fighting climate change.
- Monday, June 24 - As of end 2012, >230 German municipalities had founded own utilities.
- Monday, June 24 - China moves solar production overseas to avoid EU duties.
- Monday, June 24 - Parts of the world are becoming uninsurable: insurers claim.
- Sunday, June 23 - ‘Climate bomb’ warning over China coolant release.
- Friday, June 21 - "Why coal has to go". By former chair of Australian Coal Association.
- Friday, June 21 - EIA admits its global shale resource estimates are "highly uncertain".
- Thursday, June 20 - The pyschology of peak oil begs a positive solutions approach: Nelder.
- Thursday, June 20 - FT Alphaville suspects artificial scarcity in the oil markets.
- Thursday, June 20 - Australian coal industry warns of "radical campaign" to scare off investors.
- Wednesday, June 19 - BHP HQ, London, June 19th, 2013
- Wednesday, June 19 - UK Banking Commission recommends jailing bankers for recklessness.
- Tuesday, June 18 - Google's energy "moonshot factory" zeros in on tethered windpower.
- Monday, June 17 - Siemens to write off a billion euros in solar investment.
- Sunday, June 16 - Australian government agency says coal must stay underground: a first.
- Saturday, June 15 - Reforms fail in gas giant's boardroom as institutionals investors fail to vote.
- Friday, June 14 - "Shale drillers squeeze costs as era of exploration ends": Bloomberg.
- Thursday, June 13 - 100 GW global renewables capacity of 1,470 GW as of 2102 was solar PV.
- Thursday, June 13 - Centrica tables £160m for Bowland shale fracking deal.
- Thursday, June 13 - 2.4 million quit UK banks in protest at lack of reforms.
- Wednesday, June 12 - Deaths from European coal air pollution on par with traffic accident deaths.
- Monday, June 10 - IEA: carbon bubble means 60-80% of coal will need to stay in the ground.
- Monday, June 10 - Oil pipeline from Iraqi Kurdistan to Turkey nears completion.
- Thursday, June 6 - CO2 equivalent now stands at 478 ppm, when 50 trace gases considered.
- Thursday, June 6 - US gas drillers buy out owners of polluted homes and gag them.
- Thursday, June 6 - "Solar wars threaten climate fight": Martin Khor in China Daily.
- Wednesday, June 5 - Polish PM threatens Ministers who might oppose shale gas exploration.
- Tuesday, June 4 - UK MoD study flags imminent peak "easy" oil, and $500 oil by 2040.
- Tuesday, June 4 - UK parliament votes against 2030 electricity decarbonisation target.
- Tuesday, June 4 - SolarAid wins £500k in Google Challenge.
- Monday, June 3 - Rio Tinto seeks to exit $3bn of Australian coal assets.
- Saturday, June 1 - BC rejects tar-sands pipeline to west coast.
- Saturday, June 1 - "The beginning of the end for coal": Bernstein Research.
- Wednesday, May 29 - Two thirds of $170 bn 2012 global natural disaster loss in US.
- Wednesday, May 29 - Shale boom likely to be temporary, says successful oil trader.
- Monday, May 27 - Big 6 urge government to back gas.
- Friday, May 24 - Big energy companies held back UK gas supplies to increase price.
- Wednesday, May 22 - UK Institute of Directors signs up for shale-gas nirvana: a new North Sea.
- Wednesday, May 22 - FTSE 100 close to its all-time high.
- Wednesday, May 22 - IMF warns UK that austerity won't work.
- Wednesday, May 22 - Solar = random desecration of the countryside: comedian.
- Tuesday, May 21 - China announces rules for its first carbon trading exchange.
- Friday, May 17 - US government approves second LNG export facility.
- Thursday, May 16 - "The concept of a carbon bubble has gone mainstream": WSJ.
- Thursday, May 16 - First carbon bubble resolution wins strong support at Consol Energy AGM.
- Thursday, May 16 - SolarAid wins a Guardian Sustainable Business Award.
- Thursday, May 16 - Majority of investors now interested in fossil-fuel-free portfolios.
- Thursday, May 16 - US fracking rules met with anger by environmentalists.
- Wednesday, May 15 - "The IEA says peak oil is dead – that's bad news for climate-policy."
- Thursday, May 9 - UK shale gas drillers confirm they will flare methane.
- Thursday, May 9 - European Commission recommends tariffs up to 67% on Chinese solar.
- Wednesday, May 8 - Shell presses ahead with world's deepest offshore oil well.
- Wednesday, May 8 - Oxford alumni condemn choice of Shell to fund earth sciences lab.
- Tuesday, May 7 - "Call a truce in the no-winners solar war."
- Friday, May 3 - Bet on Obama backing the Keystone XL pipeline: John Dizard.
- Thursday, May 2 - Shanghai, May 2nd 2013
- Wednesday, May 1 - The vital role of foundations in the retreat from fossil fuels.
- Wednesday, May 1 - Energy storage one of 12 technologies to disrupt the status-quo: McKinsey.
- Tuesday, April 30 - Saudi minister: we do not plan to lift production before 2040.
- Tuesday, April 30 - Three years on from Deepwater Horizon, BP faces 2,200 lawsuits.
- Tuesday, April 30 - FERC Chairman: Solar roofs help a US grid vulnerable to terrorist attack.
- Tuesday, April 30 - "A crisis in UK energy policy looks inevitable": Liberium Capital report.
- Monday, April 29 - UK uncertain how to deal with its 100 tonnes of Plutonium.
- Monday, April 29 - US crude oil exports rise sharply.
- Monday, April 29 - Mosaic rolls out its third solar crowdfunding offer.
- Monday, April 29 - US solar company & Taiwanese manufacturer partner in Mexico.
- Monday, April 29 - Top official working on EMR resigns as analyst warns HMG off gas reliance.
- Monday, April 29 - Scant evidence that US gas will stop growing oil demand: FT Alphaville.
- Monday, April 29 - Atmospheric CO2 concentration very near 400 ppm.
- Sunday, April 28 - BGS told by Treasury to redo disappointing report on shale resources.
- Sunday, April 28 - Australian coal asset value could implode: Carbon Tracker.
- Thursday, April 25 - US cities join 350.org fossil-fuel divestment campaign.
- Thursday, April 25 - Exxon's oil and gas production falls.
- Thursday, April 25 - Global solar PV industry became a net electricity producer in 2012.
- Wednesday, April 24 - Caudrilla censured by ASA over fracking claims.
- Wednesday, April 24 - UK government's climate advisors say gas dash blocks renewables.
- Wednesday, April 24 - Anonymous donations for solar projects grow across the US.
- Tuesday, April 23 - Shell admits shale exploitation will be much slower outside the US.
- Monday, April 22 - Google criticises US utilities for not providing renewable energy direct.
- Monday, April 22 - As cities drown in smog, China gets ever more serious about renewables.
- Monday, April 22 - Saudi Arabia partners with US lab in kingdom's solar plan.
- Monday, April 22 - ABB places a billion dollar bet on a solar upturn.
- Sunday, April 21 - UK energy prices: most inflation is not due to green energy, but gas.
- Sunday, April 21 - Report urges use of gas to avoid UK energy crunch.
- Saturday, April 20 - Two minutes that I hope might begin turning the climate tide.
- Friday, April 19 - "How your pension is being used in a $6 trillion gamble."
- Thursday, April 18 - EDF may let UK nuclear talks fail.
- Thursday, April 18 - Carbon bubble 'creates global economic risk'.
- Thursday, April 18 - Clean energy investments at lowest level for four years.
- Wednesday, April 17 - “The drive to clean up the world’s energy system has stalled": IEA.
- Wednesday, April 17 - In Google searches, fracking leaps, and peak oil plunges.
- Tuesday, April 16 - Antarctic summer ice melting is at its fastest in 1,000 years.
- Tuesday, April 16 - MEPs reject key reform of EU emissions trading scheme.
- Monday, April 15 - Centrica buys into Canadian fracked gas potential.
- Monday, April 15 - Utica Shale disappoints as a tight oil prospect.
- Friday, April 12 - Support for new UK nuclear slips as indecision mounts.
- Friday, April 12 - Big 6 take average £95 profit per household on dual bills.
- Thursday, April 11 - Bill McKibben describes "a new resistance" to fossil fuels.
- Thursday, April 11 - Why is Warren Buffett investing in solar? Because he sees the future.
- Thursday, April 11 - Wind prices fall, but like solar, margins are too low.
- Tuesday, April 9 - Over 1,000 solar firms demand end to EU-China trade war.
- Tuesday, April 9 - One in five UK households now in debt to their energy supplier.
- Tuesday, April 9 - London Array becomes world's largest wind farm.
- Tuesday, April 9 - PGC hikes US gas resource estimate by >25%.
- Monday, April 8 - For Iraq War cost, US electricity could now be 40% wind and solar.
- Monday, April 8 - EDF "in big trouble", French nuclear expert tells BBC: owes €39 bn.
- Monday, April 8 - Solar Mosaic approved to offer $100m solar investment.
- Sunday, April 7 - Despite everything we know, we burn more fossil fuels than ever before.
- Saturday, April 6 - "Solar lanterns replace kerosene killers in Africa": ABC Radio.
- Saturday, April 6 - "List of Deceased Solar Companies: …sad inevitable result of VC bubble".
- Saturday, April 6 - MPs and academics call for NAO to review UK nuclear negotiations.
- Saturday, April 6 - Investor nerves rise in EU over threats to support for renewables.
- Friday, April 5 - Shell and Gazprom join forces to exploit Siberian tight oil.
- Thursday, April 4 - NASA's Hansen on Obama and the tar pipeline: he must act.
- Wednesday, April 3 - Air pollution hits record levels in Beijing and other Chinese cities.
- Wednesday, April 3 - Brands pioneering 'net-positive' goals: a progress report.
- Tuesday, April 2 - Japan plans radical electricity market shakeup. Only 2 reactors online.
- Monday, April 1 - Further profit erosion in the tar sands: Suncor scraps upgrader plant.
- Monday, April 1 - Analysts question sustainability of US shale gas in Salon interviews.
- Monday, April 1 - Citi predicts end of oil demand growth this decade.
- Thursday, March 28 - Total takes $1.65 bn loss on a tar sands project as margins "disappear".
- Thursday, March 28 - Enough Scottish renewable electricity in 2012 to power all homes.
- Thursday, March 28 - UK 2012 CO2 emissions up 4.5% due to coal increase.
- Wednesday, March 27 - Centrica bosses splits £16m pay pot as bills soar.
- Wednesday, March 27 - 1999 climate model forecasts 10 years real global warming almost exactly.
- Wednesday, March 27 - Chinese growth in solar PV dominates 2012 league table of EPCs.
- Wednesday, March 27 - UK government claims climate policies lower energy bills.
- Wednesday, March 27 - Renewable energy providers to pay back-up costs for UK nuclear.
- Tuesday, March 26 - China warns EU of retaliation in solar trade war.
- Tuesday, March 26 - UK government now has 2030 as target for new nuclear.
- Monday, March 25 - Centrica deal: 1.8m UK homes to be heated by US shale gas within 5 years.
- Monday, March 25 - Scientists link frozen spring to Arctic ice melting.
- Saturday, March 23 - Bergen City Council proposes pension fund sell major carbon holdings.
- Saturday, March 23 - Bergen City Council considers proposal to sell fossil fuel shares.
- Saturday, March 23 - Biggest power supplier to US utilities goes "solar direct."
- Friday, March 22 - Former Suntech CEO and founder under investigation in China.
- Friday, March 22 - From destitution to one of China's richest men, via solar. And next?
- Friday, March 22 - Growth in Chinese wind eclipses coal growth.
- Friday, March 22 - UK gas price soars as vital pipeline connection is lost.
- Friday, March 22 - "Peak oil 'theorists' dying out, like the Flat Earth Society."
- Thursday, March 21 - BP teams up with Rosneft for Arctic and tight oil exploitation.
- Thursday, March 21 - SSE warns of blackouts within 3 years as gas plants close.
- Thursday, March 21 - UK gas supplies could run out next month after cold March.
- Wednesday, March 20 - Shell and others entrain NGOs in advocacy of shale gas.
- Wednesday, March 20 - 54% of Big Oil capex may simply go on maintenance to slow declines.
- Wednesday, March 20 - Shell and Chevron team up with environment group to promote shale.
- Wednesday, March 20 - UK nuclear subsidies flout EU rules, lawyers say.
- Wednesday, March 20 - Osborne announces subsidies for shale gas in UK budget.
- Tuesday, March 19 - EDF gets UK nuclear planning go ahead.
- Monday, March 18 - Minister echoes Cuadrilla: fracking communities should get "incentives".
- Monday, March 18 - Use gas, including fracked gas, to replace coal: Grantham Institute.
- Sunday, March 17 - Climate change dropped from UK national curriculum up to age 14.
- Friday, March 15 - Solar companies rush to install UK solar before scheduled subsidy cut.
- Thursday, March 14 - Giant Chinese solar company Suntech bought / bailed out by state.
- Thursday, March 14 - Caudrilla halts operations at one of its three UK sites / faces DECC censure.
- Thursday, March 14 - BoE warns private equity crash could trigger next wave of financial crisis.
- Wednesday, March 13 - New York state could be 100% renewable power by 2030: Jacobson study.
- Wednesday, March 13 - Gas plants shutting across Europe in face of demand drop, cheap coal, RE.
- Wednesday, March 13 - Renewables markets expand to 19% of new global generation.
- Wednesday, March 13 - EDF drops civil lawsuit against activists in face of public pressure.
- Tuesday, March 12 - Lord Browne: we will invest "whatever it takes" in the dash for gas.
- Tuesday, March 12 - Japanese company: we could be producing methane-hydrate gas by 2016.
- Monday, March 11 - Global solar PV market expected to grow by only 7% in 2103.
- Monday, March 11 - Crowdfunding "coming of age" for cleantech start ups.
- Sunday, March 10 - Average oil price so far in 2013 is $114. >2012, >2011, >2008.
- Saturday, March 9 - BP reserves replacement ratio excluding TNK-BP just 6% for 2012.
- Friday, March 8 - Second highest annual rate of CO2 rise recorded in 2012.
- Thursday, March 7 - Rosneft seals $10bn from Glencore & Vitol for TNK-BP buyout.
- Thursday, March 7 - Carbon bubble means business models of tar sands co's at risk: S&P.
- Thursday, March 7 - Bank of England decides against further QE.
- Wednesday, March 6 - Former BP boss takes chair of gas to liquids company.
- Monday, March 4 - "Peak oil doomsayers proved wrong": David Frum on CNN.
- Monday, March 4 - China overtakes US as world's largest oil importer.
- Monday, March 4 - London banks consider suing EU over bonus cap.
- Sunday, March 3 - Treasury kills off pan-government resource depletion study.
- Friday, March 1 - French police search the office of EDF's CEO in German shares probe.
- Thursday, February 28 - Solar lanterns on the verge of mainstream acceptance in Africa.
- Thursday, February 28 - Peak oil: gone for now but celebrations will be short lived": oilprice.com.
- Thursday, February 28 - Shale gas lobbyist urges UK companies to disclose use of all chemicals.
- Thursday, February 28 - 4 years after exiting solar, Shell sees it as world's biggest energy source.
- Thursday, February 28 - Environmental concern at lowest level for 20 years in multiple countries.
- Thursday, February 28 - EU Parliament agrees to cap bankers' bonuses.
- Wednesday, February 27 - US shale gas boom will last for decades, says report co-led by BP advisor.
- Wednesday, February 27 - Shell puts Arctic operations on ice.
- Wednesday, February 27 - Operator of delayed Olkiluoto reactor is running out cash.
- Monday, February 25 - BP's drillers wrote of "chaos" and "insanity" drilling Macondo well.
- Sunday, February 24 - BP opts for Deepwater trial, refusing a $16bn settlement deal with DoJ.
- Saturday, February 23 - Shell lobbies to book unconventional oil and gas reserves.
- Friday, February 22 - Moody's downgrades the UK's triple A rating.
- Thursday, February 21 - 6˚C of global warming capitalised by uncontrolled finance: it can't last.
- Wednesday, February 20 - We can still stay
- Wednesday, February 20 - Renewables provide all new US generating capacity in January 2013.
- Wednesday, February 20 - RWE boss warns UK government against nuclear subsidies (for EDF).
- Wednesday, February 20 - EDF sues anti-gas campaigners for £5m, assisted by UK police.
- Tuesday, February 19 - E.ON lobbied for long sentences for climate protestors, or else.
- Tuesday, February 19 - Warning of massive job losses if EU opts for tariffs on Chinese solar.
- Tuesday, February 19 - UK energy supplies heading downhill fast, warns Ofgem.
- Tuesday, February 19 - EDF confirms it is pressuring UK ministers for 40 year subsidies.
- Monday, February 18 - UK government offers nuclear subsidies for 40 years.
- Sunday, February 17 - Largest climate protest in US history pressures Obama to reject tar pipeline.
- Friday, February 15 - Residential solar now a billion dollar market in California.
- Thursday, February 14 - Solar PV installations in UK pass 2 GW.
- Thursday, February 14 - US conservatives use secretive fund to create vast climate denier network.
- Wednesday, February 13 - Obama issues Congress with ultimatum: back me on climate or I go it alone.
- Tuesday, February 12 - 100 GW of solar PV now installed in the world.
- Tuesday, February 12 - Macquarie: solar rooftop juggernaut may be unstoppable.
- Monday, February 11 - Delay to Areva's Finnish reactor extends to 2016: 7 years.
- Monday, February 11 - Solar trade disputes could create separate market zones.
- Monday, February 11 - EDF asks for UK government funding for new nuclear.
- Monday, February 11 - Scotland's 100% renewables target by 2020 unviable without UK: study.
- Saturday, February 9 - US Army Colonel in plea to countrymen to wake up on oil depletion.
- Friday, February 8 - Bankers say they are close to securitisation of cash flows from solar.
- Thursday, February 7 - Renewable energy now cheaper than new fossil in Australia.
- Thursday, February 7 - UK local authority pension fund agrees £12m loan for solar farm co-op.
- Thursday, February 7 - Now solar industry faces a US-India trade dispute.
- Thursday, February 7 - Fox News: solar in the US is kaput because it isn't as sunny as Germany.
- Wednesday, February 6 - The myth of “Saudi America”: geologists speak out at the AGU.
- Wednesday, February 6 - China flags peak in coal use close to today's level.
- Wednesday, February 6 - IEA boss writes of legislative "threat" that "could turn US oil boom to bust."
- Tuesday, February 5 - EDF CEO: we'll walk away from UK plan unless they guarantee profit.
- Monday, February 4 - Centrica pulls out of UK nuclear, writing off £200m.
- Monday, February 4 - US DoJ to sue a ratings agency over 2007 MBS ratings.
- Monday, February 4 - UK PM: "We can make Britain a global showcase for green innovation."
- Monday, February 4 - "The true data show that fossil fuels will soon peak": Jean Laherrere.
- Monday, February 4 - More electricity from wind than any other source in Spain for first time.
- Monday, February 4 - Suspect fraud in JP Morgan's off-balance-sheet practices, former exec says.
- Sunday, February 3 - Germany: UK risks being an "island of hedge funds" under Cameron.
- Sunday, February 3 - US shale gas boom is sparking an EU coal revival and hiking emissions.
- Sunday, February 3 - UK study for DoT shows trains could run 600 miles on a single charge.
- Friday, February 1 - The exciting course of Germany's Energiewende: 12 insights.
- Friday, February 1 - Is the US natural gas market in the process of being destroyed?
- Thursday, January 31 - Shell has yet to drill a single well in the Arctic and may not in 2013.
- Thursday, January 31 - MPs accuse Big 4 accountants of "undermining society."
- Thursday, January 31 - Yet another claim on banks: mis-selling of SME insurance.
- Thursday, January 31 - FSA & Serious Fraud Office investigate Barclays over 2008 Qatar bailout.
- Wednesday, January 30 - Investors force out gas giant's CEO as shale gas story clouds.
- Tuesday, January 29 - A renewables revolution despite civil war in energy markets? Possible.
- Monday, January 28 - UK Green Deal gives no guarantee of saving participants money.
- Sunday, January 27 - Davos mulls whether fracking is the next big idea.
- Sunday, January 27 - US shale oil boom flares so much gas it can been seen from space.
- Saturday, January 26 - Stern: I got it wrong. Climate change is "far, far, worse" than I said.
- Thursday, January 24 - ETS carbon price crashes to new low as committee votes down rescue.
- Thursday, January 24 - Senate majority urges Obama to approve Keystone XL pipeline.
- Wednesday, January 23 - Widespread concern about outlook for global economy in Davos.
- Wednesday, January 23 - Solar companies sue UK government for feed-in tariff damages.
- Tuesday, January 22 - Spiralling nuclear costs at EDF threaten dividend.
- Monday, January 21 - "Four factors bringing down the curtain on global growth": Tullett Prebon.
- Monday, January 21 - Obama majors on climate change in his inauguration speech.
- Sunday, January 20 - Oil industry reviews security after terrorists kill 18 in Algerian gas plant.
- Friday, January 18 - IEA on oil: “All of a sudden, the market looks tighter than we thought."
- Friday, January 18 - Fed officials initially thought the credit crunch was a good thing.
- Friday, January 18 - Amazon rainforest drought degradation becomes visible.
- Wednesday, January 16 - BP CEO: peak oil theories "increasingly groundless."
- Wednesday, January 16 - BP: all net growth in global oil supply to 2020 will be unconventional oil.
- Wednesday, January 16 - 2012 in top ten warmest-ever years. Each 21st century year in top 14.
- Tuesday, January 15 - US National Climate Assessment paints a grim picture of the future.
- Tuesday, January 15 - Saudi Arabia cuts production to reflect new pattern of global demand.
- Tuesday, January 15 - Its renewables or catastrophe very soon, Francois Hollande says.
- Tuesday, January 15 - "You can power the world this way": a short film on Open Energy.
- Monday, January 14 - Australia suffers record wildfires in record heatwave.
- Monday, January 14 - SSE CEO doubts UK energy bill will keep the lights on.
- Sunday, January 13 - New research tries to quantify crop losses as heatwaves proliferate.
- Sunday, January 13 - Record air pollution in Beijing 30 times safety limits.
- Sunday, January 13 - Tough regulation slows Arctic drilling to a glacial pace.
- Friday, January 11 - Fukushima 50: 'We felt like kamikaze pilots'.
- Friday, January 11 - New Japanese government seeks to reverse nuclear phase out.
- Thursday, January 10 - China announces 49 GW of renewables in 2013. Solar stocks soar.
- Monday, January 7 - Solar Mosaic launches solar crowdfunding site. All on offer goes in 24 hours.
- Monday, January 7 - 70 US NGOs urge Obama to deliver on climate change in second term.
- Sunday, January 6 - Basle bank liquidity rules watered down after intense lobbying by banks.
- Friday, January 4 - As US solar rooftop installations soar, Solarcity expects 60% growth in 2013.
- Friday, January 4 - Extreme 2012 weather cost UK economy billions, and will be new norm.
- Friday, January 4 - Abramovich invests in UK gas-to-liquids.
- Wednesday, January 2 - New prediction that Russian production cannot keep up with demand.
- Wednesday, January 2 - Shell's Arctic setbacks: one thing after the other.
- Wednesday, January 2 - US fiscal cliff deal lifts global equities past any 2012 level.
- Wednesday, January 2 - Buffett solar company buys half a gigawatt of solar PV farms.
2012 (421)
- Monday, December 31 - As US fracking moves into suburbia, Tulsa bans it within city limits.
- Sunday, December 30 - Opec nets a trillion dollars on an average annual oil price of $111.
- Sunday, December 30 - Many Big Energy staff still working in UK climate ministry.
- Saturday, December 29 - US rooftop solar is cheaper, but the federal dollars go to the big plants.
- Saturday, December 29 - Ethical sales in UK rose in 2012 despite the recession.
- Friday, December 28 - Glencore CEO seals "deal of the year" in 2012: FT.
- Friday, December 28 - French government opens audit investigation of EDF's foreign dealings.
- Friday, December 28 - Oil industry leader talks up UK's potential to be a "fracking hub."
- Thursday, December 27 - Update of UK Renewables Roadmap includes solar PV as a key technology.
- Sunday, December 23 - "Banking's year of shame ends in a blizzard of Libor revelations."
- Sunday, December 23 - "Bank rate-fixing scandals expose the rotten heart of capitalism."
- Saturday, December 22 - Thousands desert the Big Five UK banks in anger.
- Friday, December 21 - "Markets peer over the fiscal cliff": FT.
- Thursday, December 20 - Record UBS Libor fine "unlikely to be the end."
- Thursday, December 20 - "SolarCity's IPO means PV's new kids are in town."
- Tuesday, December 18 - China bails out its solar sector. Shares of Chinese solar companies soar.
- Tuesday, December 18 - "Asia's insatiable demand for coal plays havoc with climate goals".
- Monday, December 17 - Clean energy co-ops being formed in Germany one every two days.
- Monday, December 17 - Peer-to-peer & crowdfunding boom could make banks obsolete: BoE.
- Monday, December 17 - 300,000 more Britons fall into fuel poverty.
- Sunday, December 16 - Bankers call for relaxation of safety rules.
- Sunday, December 16 - Insurers resist regulatory efforts to deconstruct "too big to fail" risk.
- Friday, December 14 - UK shale gas illusion heading for a fall: ODAC summary.
- Friday, December 14 - Solarcity cuts share price offer, and shares rise on first day of trading.
- Thursday, December 13 - UK government gives green light to fracking.
- Wednesday, December 12 - "Next year could see markets start to wake up to a proper carbon bubble."
- Tuesday, December 11 - Total now sees a plateau of oil production at 98 mbd.
- Tuesday, December 11 - Saudis drop oil production as US shale oil production rises.
- Sunday, December 9 - "Renewables and gas likely to power UK future": FT.
- Saturday, December 8 - Doha climate deal clears way for "loss and damage" aid to poor nations.
- Friday, December 7 - EDF breaks pledge to make Hinkley investment decision in 2012.
- Friday, December 7 - Saudi Arabia to spend $100bn on renewables, mostly solar.
- Thursday, December 6 - "Former chief of FSA poised to take senior role at Barclays."
- Wednesday, December 5 - Le Monde publishes graph of French new nuclear costs and delays.
- Wednesday, December 5 - Big energy warns Osborne push still does not make gas economics stack up.
- Wednesday, December 5 - 180 solar manufacturing firms set to merge or fold, analysts expect.
- Wednesday, December 5 - World food prices will more than double if climate change is not checked.
- Tuesday, December 4 - "70,000 more jobs and £20bn more GDP with offshore wind than gas."
- Tuesday, December 4 - LNG tanker becomes first of its kind to steam across the Arctic.
- Tuesday, December 4 - "Last 24 hours have 'killed' French nuclear": UBS analyst.
- Tuesday, December 4 - SolarAid launches its second crowdfunding project with partner Sunfunder.
- Monday, December 3 - EDF's flagship nuclear reactor costs rise to ¢8.5bn.
- Monday, December 3 - "Chancellor backs gas to fire up Britain": FT.
- Sunday, December 2 - "Global gas push stalls": major non-US production could be a decade away.
- Thursday, November 29 - Solar in UK energy bill: investment-critical decision still pending.
- Thursday, November 29 - Ice melted from Greenland Antarctica in past 20 years? >4 trillion tonnes.
- Thursday, November 29 - Bank of England fears that financial system needs more capital.
- Thursday, November 29 - UK wind industry says energy bill will "fire up" renewables.
- Thursday, November 29 - UK energy bill detail delay will stall renewables, campaigners say.
- Wednesday, November 28 - UK media is ‘anti-renewables’ & neglects renewables industry voice.
- Wednesday, November 28 - What does a renaissance solar lighting company look like?
- Wednesday, November 28 - US brands embrace solar in an increasingly big way.
- Wednesday, November 28 - Senior DECC officials wined & dined by nuclear industry repeatedly.
- Wednesday, November 28 - BP banned from US federal contracts for "lack of business integrity."
- Tuesday, November 27 - 'Independent' Green Deal regulator is owned by the Big 6 energy firms.
- Tuesday, November 27 - Solarcity seeks $151m in first solar installer IPO.
- Monday, November 26 - US claims "enormous efforts" on climate change, including fracking gas.
- Friday, November 23 - First-ever publicly listed UK solar bond bought by a pension fund.
- Friday, November 23 - $300m raised of $3.6bn needed to keep oil underground in Ecuador.
- Friday, November 23 - UK energy bill: no 2030 decarbonisation target, no funds for energy efficiency.
- Friday, November 23 - The UK energy bill is a (losing) "£200bn bet on our energy future."
- Thursday, November 22 - Jeff Rubin: Why shale oil won’t save you at the pumps.
- Wednesday, November 21 - "The UK energy bill is all about nuclear subsidy."
- Wednesday, November 14 - Grantham to climate scientists: "Be persuasive. Be brave. Be arrested (if necessary)."
- Wednesday, November 14 - Greenpeace undercover team exposes Tory plot to retreat from Climate Act.
- Wednesday, November 14 - Obama addresses climate change in first press conference since re-election..
- Tuesday, November 13 - "Our reign as oil king likely to be very short": Houston Chronicle.
- Tuesday, November 13 - FSA probes Libor-like price fixing in UK gas market.
- Tuesday, November 13 - Manipulation of oil markets is systemic, says former regulator.
- Tuesday, November 13 - Whistleblowers come forward to say UK electricity markets are being rigged too.
- Monday, November 12 - IEA WEO 2012: $125 oil in 2035 at nearly 100 mbd: "peak oilers" doubtful.
- Monday, November 12 - IEA: US to be come world's top gas producer and top oil producer.
- Monday, November 12 - The US shale gas / oil boom will not necessarily stay on course.
- Monday, November 12 - Centrica and RWE urge UK government to drop green electricity target.
- Sunday, November 11 - Tokelau becomes 100% solar powered.
- Saturday, November 10 - Why the oil industry today is like banking was in 2006: NEF. "Economic" peak oil by 2014/15.
- Friday, November 9 - US Marine General: renewables are vital for national security.
- Thursday, November 8 - Climate change "likely to be more severe than some models predict": NCAR.
- Tuesday, November 6 - De Boer says the 2013 IPCC report will "shock nations into action."
- Tuesday, November 6 - Moody's warns utilities of credit risk from rise of renewables.
- Monday, November 5 - PWC warns the world is on track for >6 degrees C warming by 2100.
- Sunday, November 4 - "Companies with assets in energy may be storing up trouble for investors."
- Sunday, November 4 - Investors ask government for UK energy subsidy transparency.
- Saturday, November 3 - One Norwegian pension fund holds more carbon than global 2˚C budget.
- Thursday, November 1 - Bloomberg backs Obama because “Its global warming, Stupid!”
- Thursday, November 1 - Chesapeake debt rises to >$16bn, and gas reserves are written down.
- Thursday, November 1 - China extends solar trade war to EU polysilicon exports.
- Thursday, November 1 - Barclays faces record fine for manipulating US electricity market.
- Wednesday, October 31 - Oil traders in two very different camps on where price is headed.
- Wednesday, October 31 - Bill Clinton uses Hurricane Sandy to inject climate into the election.
- Tuesday, October 30 - Sky Solar, a solar PV developer, gets $1.6bn credit line from China Development Bank.
- Tuesday, October 30 - Hitachi buys Horizon and starts a "100 year commitment" to UK nuclear.
- Tuesday, October 30 - Carbon-bubble risk might strand Glencore-Xstrata "assets", I warn in the FT.
- Tuesday, October 30 - Thirteen foot storm surge hits Manhattan.
- Monday, October 29 - More evidence that solar panels are "contagious."
- Monday, October 29 - Investment in energy sector now highest in the UK economy: mostly renewables.
- Monday, October 29 - Shale gas simply exports expanding coal use elsewhere.
- Monday, October 29 - "UK exposed to gas supply crunch": FT.
- Monday, October 29 - Protestors occupy UK gas power plant.
- Monday, October 29 - Diamond to face court over Libor.
- Sunday, October 28 - "Barclays Libor case could have severe consequences for banks."
- Sunday, October 28 - If oil production shrinks fast, GDP impact models don't work: IMF.
- Friday, October 26 - Full bank breakup may be necessary, says Bank of England.
- Friday, October 26 - Occupy Movement right about the financial crisis, says a BoE boss.
- Friday, October 26 - BP drops cellulosic ethanol biofuels plant.
- Thursday, October 25 - It’s time for DECC to finally drop its anti PV mind-set.
- Wednesday, October 24 - Methane hydrate destabilisation probably widespread, scientists report.
- Wednesday, October 24 - China restarts its nuclear programme with "only a few" reactors.
- Tuesday, October 23 - Polls show huge UK preference for renewables over shale gas.
- Tuesday, October 23 - Ikea plans for renewable self-sufficiency by 2020.
- Tuesday, October 23 - Solarcentury welcomes the call for a conventional power moratorium.
- Tuesday, October 23 - Trio of top scientists calls for a moratorium on new conventional power.
- Tuesday, October 23 - Rosneft buys BP’s stake in BP-TNK for $55bn.
- Tuesday, October 23 - EDF says it will not build UK nuclear plants without major subsidy.
- Monday, October 22 - Chinese protestors clash with police over new coal plant.
- Monday, October 22 - UK government is considering an open cheque to nuclear industry.
- Sunday, October 21 - Fund managers to pressure oil sands operators.
- Saturday, October 20 - US gas glut: "much pain for exploration companies and investors."
- Friday, October 19 - Saudi Arabia airs plan to be 100% powered by renewables and other low carbon energy.
- Tuesday, October 16 - The UK "nuclear cuckoo" would suck up all the levy on bills, squeezing out renewables.
- Sunday, October 14 - My idea for solving the solar trade war, based on common security.
- Wednesday, October 10 - US Commerce decided final tariffs on Chinese cell and module makers.
- Wednesday, October 10 - "Rising food prices are climate change's first tangible bite into UK lives."
- Wednesday, October 10 - UN warns of rising food costs after a year of extreme weather.
- Tuesday, October 9 - "Why you need to worry about how the media covers climate change."
- Monday, October 8 - Osborne says he intends generous subsidies for fracking.
- Friday, October 5 - UK blackouts possible as coal comes offline, Ofgem warns.
- Friday, October 5 - Greek PM: democracy now under threat.
- Wednesday, October 3 - Areva and Chinese partner pull out of UK nuclear bids.
- Tuesday, October 2 - US voters on both sides favour solar: 92% want more.
- Monday, October 1 - 50 months: Open letter on the climate crisis and the carbon incumbency.
- Monday, October 1 - Great Barrier Reef has lost half its coral in last quarter century.
- Friday, September 28 - "UK shale gas is more lead balloon than silver bullet."
- Friday, September 28 - FSA boss: LIBOR riggers should be jailed.
- Thursday, September 27 - Gazprom, "Kremlin's main slush fund", is in crisis, "casting show over Putin."
- Wednesday, September 26 - Climate change is already wiping 1.6% pa off global GDP.
- Wednesday, September 26 - IMF: global economy at just as much risk of crash as before crash.
- Tuesday, September 25 - BBA stripped of its LIBOR-setting role in wake of scandal.
- Tuesday, September 25 - EPIA report concludes that PV will be 15% of the EU’s electricity mix by 2030.
- Tuesday, September 25 - Enough solar installed in EU now to power Austria.
- Tuesday, September 25 - Poll shows majority of undecided US voters worry about climate change and want renewables.
- Tuesday, September 25 - Shale gas "will not transform the UK economy."
- Tuesday, September 25 - Total CEO says risk of Arctic oil spill is too high to warrant drilling.
- Sunday, September 23 - Climate change treatment in the US media feeds low level of concern.
- Friday, September 21 - Profits for coal set to rise, and more to be built, as era of free EU carbon permits ends.
- Thursday, September 20 - UK MPs demand moratorium on Arctic drilling, propose unlimited liability.
- Thursday, September 20 - Oil industry fights to keep drilling in face of public protest in Pennsylvania.
- Wednesday, September 19 - “In 10 years, history won’t look too favourably at the oil industry”.
- Tuesday, September 18 - Saudis offer refiners extra oil in effort to cool $117 price.
- Monday, September 17 - Bank data show solar is the most important “non essential” factor in buying a house.
- Monday, September 17 - UK’s top ice expert: final collapse of Arctic ice cap within four years.
- Monday, September 17 - John Browne: costly subsidies for renewables & the great prize of shale gas.
- Friday, September 14 - Japan announces nuclear phase out within 30 years.
- Friday, September 14 - UK windfarms generate record of >10% national electricity supply.
- Friday, September 14 - Record Arctic ice loss prompts warnings that climate change is accelerating.
- Wednesday, September 12 - Vickers Review: banks get until 2019 to ringfence high street operations.
- Monday, September 10 - UK solar industry protests proposed cuts to solar farm subsidies.
- Sunday, September 9 - Shell slammed for scant testing of crucial Arctic spill containment equipment.
- Friday, September 7 - "The oil & gas industry is showing signs of terminal equity disease."
- Thursday, September 6 - EU starts its most signficant anti-dumping investigation ever: on solar.
- Wednesday, September 5 - UK is sleepwalking into an oil crunch: Telegraph International Business Editor.
- Wednesday, September 5 - Citi report on shrinking Saudi exports "has huge implications for global economy."
- Tuesday, September 4 - Saudi Arabia risks becoming oil importer within 20 years: Citi.
- Friday, August 31 - US gas groups heading for reserves write downs.
- Friday, August 31 - World's biggest windfarm planned off Scotland.
- Thursday, August 30 - Barclays sees a “stark” picture of tightening oil supply and high prices in years ahead.
- Thursday, August 30 - US gives Shell clearance to begin Arctic drilling.
- Wednesday, August 29 - Putin pulls plug on giant Russian Arctic Shtokman gas project.
- Tuesday, August 28 - The US natural gas ponzi scheme allegation a year on: don't believe the industry.
- Monday, August 27 - Indian PM faces growing furor over "coalgate".
- Monday, August 27 - Arctic ice shrinks to lowest level ever recorded.
- Sunday, August 26 - "Peak cheap oil is an incontrovertible fact": Telegraph.
- Friday, August 24 - Civil war linked to climatic changes, US researchers find.
- Tuesday, August 21 - Shell to invest $1bn a year in China shale gas.
- Tuesday, August 21 - Crowdfunding options set to grow for distributed solar.
- Monday, August 20 - Shale oil “not a game changer”: summary of recent studies in New Scientist.
- Friday, August 17 - Civil servants attend a 2 day Shell course on energy policy.
- Monday, August 13 - US wind passes 50 GW, but threat to production tax credit remains.
- Sunday, August 12 - "Don't be surprised if US gas export profits leak away": WSJ.
- Saturday, August 11 - Arctic ice disappearing 50% faster than scientists expected.
- Friday, August 10 - US DoJ will not be charging Goldman employees for sub-prime deals.
- Tuesday, August 7 - Osborne speech emphasises government's support for fossil-fuels industry.
- Monday, August 6 - "US military to build an army of renewable energy plants."
- Sunday, August 5 - "Wall Street banks prepare for euro breakup": FT.
- Saturday, August 4 - "Climate change is here, and worse than we thought": NASA's Jim Hansen.
- Friday, August 3 - The Republican PR machine runs a growing anti-renewables smear campaign.
- Thursday, August 2 - India cannot solve its power problem with coal because of water problems.
- Thursday, August 2 - "Wind taken out of nuclear power's sails": FT.
- Wednesday, August 1 - Gas industry talks of anti-fracking "insurgency" and "war on shale gas".
- Wednesday, August 1 - India suffers world's biggest-ever power cut ….indirectly caused by climate change?
- Monday, July 30 - Maugeri, arch oil optimist, admits to very flawed maths.
- Monday, July 30 - EDF profits rise only because renewables output replaces nuclear.
- Monday, July 30 - Fast breeders reviewed: is this any basis for supporting nuclear?
- Monday, July 30 - Clean energy stocks at lowest level since 2003.
- Monday, July 30 - Nuclear "really hard" to justify says GE CEO.
- Sunday, July 29 - Osborne's father-in-law heads a gas-lobby organisation.
- Sunday, July 29 - Global temperature study funded by sceptics converts sceptics.
- Friday, July 27 - Is Bakken shale oil heading for a crash, Bernstein asks.
- Wednesday, July 25 - 20 EU solar companies join dumping complaint to EU over Chinese rivals.
- Tuesday, July 24 - China buys up 8% of UK's North Sea oil and gas production.
- Tuesday, July 24 - Greenland ice melting so fast scientists thought they made a mistake.
- Monday, July 23 - Kay Review of equity markets offers multiple reform suggestions.
- Monday, July 23 - China retaliates in solar trade dispute.
- Monday, July 23 - Electricity market reforms "unworkable", MPs say.
- Monday, July 23 - UK electricity prices would have to double to make new nuclear viable.
- Monday, July 23 - Osborne to Davey: support "unabated" gas to 2030 & hold back renewables.
- Monday, July 23 - Financial overshoot: how ecological overshoot is bankrolled.
- Saturday, July 21 - Global elite hides £13 trillion from the taxman.
- Saturday, July 21 - Lord Green was warned about drugs money-laundering at HSBC when he was CEO.
- Friday, July 20 - US Navy goes on the offensive to protect its biofuels programme.
- Friday, July 20 - China in talks to buy into British nuclear.
- Thursday, July 19 - Osborne tries to stall UK renewables to ensure investment in gas.
- Thursday, July 19 - DECC colludes with EON & RWE to soften impact of their withdrawal from nuclear.
- Tuesday, July 17 - HSBC launders money for Mexican drug cartels, terrorists, and much more.
- Tuesday, July 17 - Investors warn against delaying wind subsidy cut.
- Monday, July 16 - Areva's Finnish reactor delayed yet again.
- Sunday, July 15 - Gulf states open pipelines to bypass Straits of Hormuz.
- Friday, July 13 - Global-warming weakens jet stream = US heatwave & UK abnormal rain?
- Thursday, July 12 - Size of Chesapeake's shale gas and oil reserves doubted.
- Thursday, July 12 - UK government will fall far short of averting energy crisis: Labour.
- Wednesday, July 11 - Dozens of Chinese solar companies go bankrupt.
- Wednesday, July 11 - BP abandons plan to drill expensive Alaska oil field.
- Wednesday, July 11 - "The fossil-fuel industry could and should pay for provable climate damage."
- Tuesday, July 10 - One in six peers has paid links to the financial services industry.
- Tuesday, July 10 - Corporate values are too often a product of calculation: John Kay.
- Tuesday, July 10 - "Austerity should follow a strong recovery, not proceed it": Martin Wolf.
- Monday, July 9 - Marcellus Shale fracking fluids likely seeping into drinking water.
- Monday, July 9 - DECC opinion poll shows huge support for renewables in UK.
- Monday, July 9 - BoE: banking is a “cesspit” and says there may be another LIBOR.
- Monday, July 9 - Prism reactor proposal under consideration by UK government.
- Saturday, July 7 - Big 5 UK bank customers vent anger by switching elsewhere.
- Saturday, July 7 - Areva will "probably" partner with Chinese to bid for UK nuclear.
- Saturday, July 7 - Nuclear industry net 12 reactors down in 2011.
- Thursday, July 5 - Choice between going green and growth is false: CBI.
- Thursday, July 5 - Fukushima was a man-made disaster: Japanese parliament panel.
- Wednesday, July 4 - "Monbiot says he was wrong on peak oil but the crisis is undeniable."
- Tuesday, July 3 - Diamond quits Barclays, cutting up rough.
- Monday, July 2 - Barclays chairman resigns over LIBOR scandal.
- Thursday, June 28 - Shaming the banks: a whole generation of leaders may have to go, FT says.
- Wednesday, June 27 - Exxon: we are "losing our shirts" on shale gas.
- Sunday, June 24 - "Oil: the next revolution." 110 mbd by 2020, says ex oil academic.
- Saturday, June 23 - Civil society groups and scientists scathing about Rio-plus-20 outcome.
- Thursday, June 21 - Rio+20 politicians deliver 'new definition of hypocrisy' claim NGOs.
- Wednesday, June 20 - Rio Plus 20 draft text looks awful as leaders arrive in Rio.
- Monday, June 18 - Crowdfunding: $500m raised to date, >$90bn perfectly possible.
- Sunday, June 17 - The greenhouse-gas gap can be bridged in 21 measures by 2020.
- Thursday, June 14 - Investors call for minimizing fugitive methane from shale gas drilling.
- Wednesday, June 13 - Coal's resurgence undermines fight against global warming: BP.
- Wednesday, June 13 - BP annual SRWE shows 8% oil reserves growth in 2010.
- Monday, June 11 - SSE CEO: UK "will live to regret" nuclear-centricity of EMR.
- Sunday, June 10 - An energy entrepreneur's appraisal of modern capitalism.
- Friday, June 8 - Rio+20 Earth summit: leaked draft reveals conflict among countries.
- Thursday, June 7 - M&S is first retailer to become carbon neutral.
- Wednesday, June 6 - Spanish government pleads for a bailout of its banks.
- Tuesday, June 5 - US oil and gas industry weighs in behind the Republicans.
- Monday, June 4 - More than a quarter of UK farmers host solar or wind.
- Friday, June 1 - China to restart nuclear programme.
- Wednesday, May 30 - US companies fund climate denial while publically advocating climate action.
- Wednesday, May 30 - The US shale gas story is a "gold rush" that will lead to ruin for many.
- Tuesday, May 29 - IEA boss: gas industry must address public concerns or face ban.
- Tuesday, May 29 - Gas investor says gas is no better than coal in greenhouse terms.
- Tuesday, May 29 - Gas rebranded as green energy by EU programme after industry lobbying.
- Tuesday, May 29 - Germany hits 22GW of solar output peak: nearly half nation's need.
- Friday, May 25 - China and India try to delay Durban climate accord.
- Friday, May 25 - HSBC's five steps to a green recovery.
- Thursday, May 24 - UK government delays cuts to feed-in tariffs at industry's request.
- Wednesday, May 23 - HSBC: the huge barely-tapped potential of climate bonds.
- Monday, May 21 - UK government plans to extend life of EDF's nuclear plants.
- Thursday, May 10 - Caudrilla says UK shale gas production may begin in 2014.
- Thursday, May 10 - Solar was the most installed energy source in Europe in 2011.
- Tuesday, May 8 - Citi analyst says nuclear newbuild will need taxpayer rescue.
- Monday, May 7 - Czechs eye a two year moratorium on shale gas exploration.
- Sunday, May 6 - FT writer likens shale gas boom to sub-prime mortgages.
- Saturday, May 5 - Bigger and not better: the false heart of modern capitalism.
- Thursday, April 26 - The greenest-ever government after the Clean Energy Ministerial: a delusion.
- Tuesday, April 24 - “Ghost at the banquet” attends Clean Energy Ministerial.
- Monday, April 23 - Nine out ten British want more renewable energy.
- Sunday, April 22 - PWC urges stock exchanges to tighten ESG demands on companies.
- Sunday, April 22 - Argentina's nationalisation of oil is understandable: Will Hutton.
- Sunday, April 22 - The only greenhouse gas humans stopped emitting we did so accidentally.
- Saturday, April 21 - Missing renewables target means £60bn in extra imported gas by 2020, says REA.
- Friday, April 20 - Centrica threatens nuclear pullout unless it gets guaranteed prices.
- Friday, April 20 - Ministers planning hidden subsidies for UK nuclear.
- Thursday, April 19 - New poll finds 66% of UK public in favour of wind power.
- Thursday, April 19 - New UK organisation to oppose all forms of wind power.
- Wednesday, April 18 - McKinsey sees solar PV cost competitiveness by 2020.
- Wednesday, April 18 - Take-up of UK solar PV has more than halved since April 1st.
- Tuesday, April 17 - DECC panel says UK government should OK fracking with checks.
- Tuesday, April 17 - “BrightSource’s IPO failure ends golden age of VC solar investment”.
- Monday, April 16 - Head of SolarWorld accuses energy companies of destroying solar.
- Monday, April 16 - Disastrous UK drought could extend into a third year.
- Monday, April 16 - “And then there was one ….the great atomic renaissance is unraveling.”
- Friday, April 13 - The new EIA Oil supply data “confirm peak oil fears”.
- Friday, April 13 - US government scientists link sharp rise in earthquakes to fracking.
- Friday, April 13 - China's energy gap is set to widen: largest oil importer by 2015.
- Thursday, April 12 - Solar thermal hope Brightsource withdraws its IPO with a day to go.
- Thursday, April 12 - After record clean energy investment in 2011, Q1 2012 down 22% YoY.
- Thursday, April 12 - Barclays under investigation for rigging the California electricity market.
- Wednesday, April 11 - Crowdsourcing of local solar projects solar projects grows in the USA.
- Tuesday, April 10 - "Eurozone crisis is back and here to stay".
- Thursday, April 5 - “Households sink deeper into energy debt”: FT.
- Wednesday, April 4 - “Australian investors begin to hedge carbon risk”: RE New Economy.
- Tuesday, April 3 - Oil consumers ready to release stocks come Iran sanctions in July.
- Monday, April 2 - US DoE responds to ASPO-USA: economics will come to the rescue.
- Friday, March 30 - Why President Obama can't remove subsidies for Big Oil.
- Thursday, March 29 - "Saudi Arabia resorts to Jedi mindtricks" on oil supply: FT Alphaville.
- Wednesday, March 28 - IPCC releases full assessment report on climate risks and disasters.
- Wednesday, March 28 - “Why baseload power is doomed”.
- Monday, March 26 - “Why generators are terrified of solar” based on the German experience.
- Friday, March 23 - Saudi Arabia, pumping at 10 mbd, is "giving only verbal assurances".
- Friday, March 23 - “Soaring oil prices risk recession”: FT.
- Friday, March 23 - Supreme Court kicks out DECC appeal on feed-in tariffs.
- Friday, March 23 - "We are trying to grow a business in a minefield".
- Tuesday, March 20 - US solar developers now attracting investors including Google and Buffett.
- Thursday, March 15 - US & UK float prospect of emergency release of oil stocks from reserve.
- Wednesday, March 14 - “Energy giants pocket £168 a second despite big dip in power use and wholesale prices".
- Wednesday, March 14 - Extraordinary critique from a departing Goldman Sachs executive.
- Tuesday, March 13 - Tar sands emissions could be vastly higher than previously thought.
- Tuesday, March 13 - High gas prices are hastening UK energy crunch.
- Tuesday, March 13 - FoE bosses tell PM UK is handing control of its energy policy to France.
- Tuesday, March 13 - 2011 wind industry stats: 41 GW installed in a $71 billion market.
- Monday, March 12 - SEC makes payments to whistleblowers: a new dimension on Wall Street.
- Saturday, March 10 - Why we should be stabilizing actual greenhouse gas concentrations
- Thursday, March 8 - UK coastal nuclear plants at risk of flooding.
- Thursday, March 8 - US shale boom hoovers up 20% of equity issuance so far this year..
- Thursday, March 8 - Fracking failing so far in China and Europe shale, Exxon CEO says.
- Tuesday, March 6 - "Peak oil back with a vengeance": Telegraph international business editor.
- Tuesday, March 6 - Oil industry has “shed talk of peak oil".
- Tuesday, March 6 - Total's Upstream Chief Says Peak Oil Is Around The Corner
- Saturday, March 3 - BP in $7.8 bn out of court settlement of Gulf claims.
- Thursday, March 1 - Why so much coverage for one exploding Scottish wind turbine?
- Tuesday, February 28 - Intense lobbying by EDF and British Gas leads to “wildly one sided” UK energy policies.
- Monday, February 27 - Obama allows TransCanada to push ahead with Texas-Oklahoma part of tar pipeline.
- Monday, February 27 - China responds to solar glut by upping production targets.
- Saturday, February 25 - Oil hits $125 on IAEA fears of Iran's uranium buildup.
- Saturday, February 25 - “Soaring oil prices will dwarf the Greek drama”.
- Friday, February 24 - Sunshine Oilsands raises half a billion in largest IPO this year.
- Thursday, February 23 - Chinese coal fraud undetected by underwriters and auditors, although easy to spot.
- Thursday, February 23 - Solar stocks slump on bigger-than expected German feed-in tariff cut.
- Thursday, February 23 - UK solar PV installations pass 1 GW.
- Wednesday, February 22 - Africa could alleviate poverty through renewable energy, UN report says.
- Wednesday, February 22 - Oil reaches a sterling highest-ever price on Iran fears.
- Tuesday, February 21 - Comment on HMG's decision to take their illegal FiT plan to the Supreme Court.
- Tuesday, February 21 - Average crystalline solar PV module prices fall below $1 for the first time.
- Tuesday, February 21 - “Prepare for a golden age of gas”: Martin Wolf.
- Saturday, February 18 - Poll hows huge majority in favour of windfall tax on Big 6.
- Friday, February 17 - “No peak oil – why then is Saudi opening old wells for heavy crude?”
- Friday, February 17 - Citigroup says shale oil means peak oil is dead.
- Thursday, February 16 - Saudi Arabia to open oldest field to tap heavy oil.
- Wednesday, February 15 - Outlook for global oil supply grim even before latest Iran threats.
- Wednesday, February 15 - The underpinnings of climate scepticism: extract from "The Carbon War".
- Wednesday, February 15 - Libertarian thinktank bankrolls climate sceptics with millions from carbon industries.
- Tuesday, February 14 - Eon threatens to stop offshore wind power investments in Germany.
- Sunday, February 12 - Iberdrola backs subsidies freeze on Spanish renewables, and wants British nuclear
- Friday, February 10 - "End the Big 6 Energy Fix" public campaign launches.
- Friday, February 10 - Climate change should mean a 100% renewables by 2030 target.
- Tuesday, February 7 - BBC partially retracts its anti-wind Panorama programme.
- Tuesday, February 7 - KPMG refuses to release controversial green energy report.
- Monday, February 6 - German power exports to France, including solar, increasing.
- Saturday, February 4 - Is Russia behind anti-fracking protests and ban in Bulgaria?
- Thursday, February 2 - DECC chief scientist advocates burning nuclear waste as Mox fuel.
- Wednesday, February 1 - Exxon shale gas wells fail in Poland.
- Wednesday, February 1 - “Fracking boom could finally cap myth of peak oil:” investment banker.
- Wednesday, February 1 - Grass roots projects are “the way to low carbon UK, says coalition of 12 m.
- Tuesday, January 31 - "The coming US-China solar war": Time.
- Tuesday, January 31 - Fred Goodwin, former RBS CEO, to be stripped of knighthood.
- Monday, January 30 - Dismay as Spain freezes all support for new renewables projects.
- Wednesday, January 25 - Solar now cheaper than diesel in India making Mittal, Coca-cola and others believers.
- Wednesday, January 25 - UK government loses appeal on illegality of DECC's solar feed-in tariff cuts.
- Monday, January 23 - "The carbon bubble will burst – we must be prepared this time".
- Monday, January 23 - Areva says private investigator was hired, as ex boss goes legal.
- Friday, January 20 - FT: "Radiant outlook for energy sector" …meaning gas.
- Thursday, January 19 - "‘Atomic Anne’ leaves Areva under a cloud": FT.
- Thursday, January 19 - Investors ask BoE to probe risk that fossil-fuel reserves pose "sub-prime" risk.
- Thursday, January 19 - US regulator rejects utility's proposed “network usage charge” ploy to suppress solar PV.
- Wednesday, January 18 - BP sees non-fossil fuel growing faster than any single fossil fuel.
- Monday, January 16 - Ex Areva CEO says she was victim of a plot and that the state spied on her.
- Monday, January 16 - Saudi Arabia targets a $100 oil price.
- Sunday, January 15 - Oil price in euro equivalent is almost at July 2008 peak.
- Friday, January 13 - Eurozone crisis deepens: S&P downgrades 7 nations including France.
- Thursday, January 12 - Big 6 UK energy companies had 4 million complaints in 2011.
- Thursday, January 12 - Clean energy investment up 5% to $260bn in 2010, with solar more than half.
- Monday, January 9 - Germany installs 7.5 GW of solar PV in 2011.
- Thursday, January 5 - America Petroleum Institute threatens Obama with "political backlash".
- Thursday, January 5 - Richard Branson: "the absolute necessity" of investing in renewables.
- Wednesday, January 4 - Ohio earthquake probably caused by fracking wastewater.
- Tuesday, January 3 - BP sues Halliburton for the costs of the Macondo spill.
- Monday, January 2 - UK third-bottom of the European renewable energy league.
- Monday, January 2 - JL blog: Energy dramas for 2012.
2011 (568)
- Friday, December 30 - UK green energy investment sharply down on 2009.
- Tuesday, December 27 - Iran threatens to shut Straits of Hormuz if nuclear sanctions go ahead.
- Friday, December 23 - Church and National Trust attack government's solar cuts.
- Thursday, December 22 - Violent protests against coal fired power plants in China.
- Thursday, December 22 - MPs committees slate UK government for feed-in tariff actions.
- Wednesday, December 21 - BP to exit solar completely after 40 years.
- Wednesday, December 21 - High Court rules UK government has acted illegally of solar feed-in tariff target date.
- Tuesday, December 20 - Some executives now raise concerns about a glut on US oil capacity.
- Monday, December 19 - Ecotricity eco-bond oversubscribed by 62%.
- Sunday, December 18 - The 5 US states with most wind and solar saw least electricity inflation 2005-2010.
- Friday, December 16 - Japan succeeds in bringing Fukushima to cold shutdown.
- Thursday, December 15 - Solon becomes biggest EU solar bankruptcy to date.
- Wednesday, December 14 - UK public overwhelmingly supports wind and solar.
- Tuesday, December 13 - Canada pulls out of the Kyoto Protocol.
- Sunday, December 11 - Hedge funds have returned to investors an average of ….zero.
- Sunday, December 11 - Co-op aims to create an new social asset class to lend to developing country co-ops.
- Sunday, December 11 - Agreement reached against expectations at the Durban climate summit.
- Saturday, December 10 - Big 6 pressure on UK government led to UK solar feed-in tariff ambush.
- Friday, December 9 - "Energy firms accused of treating clients with contempt as complaints leap".
- Friday, December 9 - EPA blames Wyoming groundwater pollution on fracking.
- Tuesday, December 6 - Durban Summit outcome looks gloomy with 3 days to go.
- Tuesday, December 6 - Standard & Poors flags downgrade of multiple EU countries.
- Tuesday, December 6 - Big 6 demands for up-front payments are a barrier to new UK manufacturing.
- Tuesday, December 6 - Big 6 bosses earn millions as their customers bills soar.
- Monday, December 5 - CO2 emissions have increased by a half in 20 years.
- Monday, December 5 - EDF and other Big Energy firms have loaned 50 employees to government.
- Monday, December 5 - Brazilian government orders Chevron to shut an offshore well.
- Monday, December 5 - China says it may accept a legally-binding outcome at Durban climate summit.
- Monday, December 5 - BP claims Halliburton destroyed Deepwater Horizon evidence.
- Monday, December 5 - Countercurrents: the triple crunch we face and the barriers to renaissance.
- Monday, December 5 - DECC passed nuclear intelligence documents to industry, documents show.
- Sunday, December 4 - Climate change investing is "a sunset industry": FT Lex.
- Sunday, December 4 - UK renewables projects tumble as Big 6 dash for gas.
- Friday, December 2 - UK new nuclear plans slip yet again: 2019 now, maybe.
- Friday, December 2 - Big Energy firms accused of profiteering, again.
- Thursday, December 1 - Review article on solar FiTs: success in Germany versus threat from nuclear lobby in Japan.
- Thursday, December 1 - Governor of Bank of England warns of spiral into crisis.
- Thursday, December 1 - More than a quarter of UK households are in fuel poverty after Big 6 energy price rises.
- Thursday, December 1 - Europe may launch an oil embrago at Iran in wake of embassy attack.
- Thursday, December 1 - Enron-type speculation back in play in energy markets.
- Thursday, December 1 - UK government announces it needs a new Mox plant at Sellafield.
- Thursday, December 1 - UK Conservative right is thrilled as government backs off green agenda.
- Thursday, December 1 - "Burning oil to keep cool: the hidden energy crisis in Saudi Arabia."
- Wednesday, November 30 - Top 20 banks lending to coal listed by NGOs.
- Wednesday, November 30 - Largest UK CCS plant opens in Yorkshire.
- Wednesday, November 30 - "A focus on renewables would allow the Government to deliver on some of its cornerstone mantras".
- Wednesday, November 30 - "29/11/11: a turning point in British history".
- Wednesday, November 30 - Central Banks step in to try and head off next credit crunch.
- Tuesday, November 29 - Select Committees hear both sides on UK solar feed-in tariff cuts.
- Tuesday, November 29 - Chancellor is wrong to blame Europe for lost decade now inevitable.
- Sunday, November 27 - "The eurozone has only days to avoid collapse".
- Friday, November 25 - Carbon trading "not working" UBS says, as carbon price hits record low.
- Thursday, November 24 - US blocks flagship climate fund.
- Wednesday, November 23 - Saudi fuel demand for power plants to rise 53% by 2017.
- Wednesday, November 23 - Shale gas exploitation would take UK way over carbon allowance.
- Wednesday, November 23 - UK government's "green deal" ignores microgeneration.
- Tuesday, November 22 - UK solar mass lobby of Parliament: passions running high as job losses loom.
- Monday, November 21 - Solar trade way grows more likely.
- Sunday, November 20 - "Rich nations 'give up' on climate treaty until 2020".
- Sunday, November 20 - Michelle Bachman: Solyndra "makes Watergate look like child's play".
- Sunday, November 20 - "India should claim full nuclear liability from suppliers".
- Saturday, November 19 - Kashagan, "biggest oil discovery in 40 years", may become a $39bn white elephant.
- Friday, November 18 - IPCC's first special report on extreme weather: much worse to come.
- Thursday, November 17 - World Bank agrees to lend to Moroccan CSP plant.
- Tuesday, November 15 - EDF searches for partners beyond Areva.
- Tuesday, November 15 - Nuclear power, at a crossroads, cannot afford another accident.
- Tuesday, November 15 - Uncertainty will remain about China's nuclear policy until next spring.
- Tuesday, November 15 - Nuclear protests in India upset government expansion plans.
- Tuesday, November 15 - "Anti-nuclear mood melts Tepco's hopes of normality".
- Monday, November 14 - UK's ambitious nuclear programme looks shaky.
- Sunday, November 13 - Ofgem study undermines case for nuclear.
- Saturday, November 12 - Fukushima: "grim and shambolic" say first journalists allowed in.
- Thursday, November 10 - Obama decides to push tar sands pipeline decision beyond election.
- Thursday, November 10 - Solarcentury takes DECC to court as CBI joins the criticism.
- Thursday, November 10 - Damning inditement of James and Rupert Murdoch in the FT.
- Thursday, November 10 - Martin Wolf: Don't believe Bob Diamond.
- Thursday, November 10 - Rating agency mistakenly announces downgrade of French credit rating.
- Thursday, November 10 - "UK Treasury prepares for 'economic armageddon' if the euro falls apart".
- Thursday, November 10 - Two EDF execs jailed for spying on anti-nuclear activist.
- Wednesday, November 9 - US Commerce Department investigates Chinese solar dumping.
- Wednesday, November 9 - SSE and Shell announce a CCS project at Peterhead.
- Wednesday, November 9 - IEA warns that oil price may hit $150 in the short term.
- Wednesday, November 9 - Birol: energy will become "viciously" more expensive without clean energy IEA says.
- Wednesday, November 9 - IEA World Energy Outlook: Just 5 years to avoid irreversible climate change.
- Wednesday, November 9 - The prize is huge for the solar PV manufacturing survivors.
- Tuesday, November 8 - Huhne op-ed hints at the pressure he is under from the gas industry.
- Tuesday, November 8 - Australia passes landmark carbon price legislation.
- Tuesday, November 8 - "The vast, shocking hole in BBC Panorama's analysis of rising energy bills".
- Monday, November 7 - Psychologists: ignorance of energy issues breeds deeper ignorance.
- Monday, November 7 - Human chain of anti-tar-sands protestors forms around the White House.
- Monday, November 7 - Nuclear lobby puts cost of French nuclear cut to 50% at €60bn.
- Monday, November 7 - Renewables UK slams KPMG report professing gas & nuclear are cheaper.
- Sunday, November 6 - Nuclear phase-out and pricey Russian gas hit RWE and Eon profits.
- Saturday, November 5 - Big energy is trying to maim renewables: Jeremy Leggett debates Charles Hendry.
- Saturday, November 5 - BP: prepared at its own admission to work with criminals and thugs.
- Friday, November 4 - Greenhouse gas levels worse than IPCC worst case.
- Friday, November 4 - G20 Summit fails and global recessions looms.
- Thursday, November 3 - US utility launches a novel assault on distributed generation.
- Thursday, November 3 - World central banks act to prevent fresh credit crunch.
- Thursday, November 3 - The real reason behind the UK solar cuts: an anti decentralised power lobby.
- Wednesday, November 2 - Conventional oil has now completed six years of flat production.
- Wednesday, November 2 - Shale gas fracking caused two Blackpool earthquakes.
- Tuesday, November 1 - European leaders scramble to save latest eurozone rescue plan.
- Tuesday, November 1 - UK bankruptcies ahead: my comment to Reuters.
- Tuesday, November 1 - "Solar chiefs threaten legal action": FT.
- Tuesday, November 1 - Japan due to restart first reactor since Fukushima.
- Tuesday, November 1 - IPCC scientists predict grim future of ruinous weather extremes.
- Monday, October 31 - Belgium latest to quit the nuclear, conditionally.
- Monday, October 31 - DECC announces £1bn support for 1,000 jobs at two Big 6 power plants.
- Monday, October 31 - UK solar feed-in tariff halving by December confirmed.
- Monday, October 31 - Analysts: US oil production could exceed Saudi and Russia within a decade.
- Sunday, October 30 - Middle America supports the Occupy Wall Street protests.
- Friday, October 28 - Solar industry plans a march on Downing Street.
- Friday, October 28 - Vested interests are clouding the prospects for cleatech.
- Friday, October 28 - "Patience is a virtue in hunt for game-changing 'green google'": FT.
- Tuesday, October 25 - WWF report: UK can be 60-90% powered by renewables by 2030:
- Tuesday, October 25 - Eon & RWE ask for equity injection in UK nuclear plants.
- Tuesday, October 25 - 6 reasons for a workable solar PV feed-in tariff.
- Tuesday, October 25 - RWE CEO condemns solar PV as inefficient and poor value.
- Tuesday, October 25 - Industry fears UK government is about to halve UK solar feed-in tariff.
- Monday, October 24 - Swiss researchers analyse how banks control transnational power.
- Monday, October 24 - US-China war of words on solar trade hots up.
- Friday, October 21 - Altium Securities calls the solar sector "uninvestable".
- Thursday, October 20 - UK government slashes support for non-marine renewables.
- Thursday, October 20 - Huge independent scientific study confounds climate sceptics.
- Thursday, October 20 - Chinese government allows municipal bonds.
- Wednesday, October 19 - Lead up to the UK FiT review “feels like Groundhog Day”.
- Wednesday, October 19 - US solar companies resort to law in effort to end Chinese "decimation" of US manufacturing.
- Monday, October 17 - Corporate leader say they understand the worldwide anti-Wall street protests.
- Monday, October 17 - Ten years on from the Enron scandal, the lessons have not been learnt.
- Monday, October 17 - "Experimental zero-carbon development is antithesis of eco-bling".
- Sunday, October 16 - FSA blocks liquidity swaps between from insurers and pension funds to banks.
- Friday, October 14 - "Why has Ofgem taken so long to act against big energy companies?"
- Friday, October 14 - FT: "Wall Street protests spread to global stage".
- Friday, October 14 - Big 6 profits margins soar.
- Thursday, October 13 - Huhne: nuclear is in running to be UK's most expensive postwar policy failure.
- Tuesday, October 11 - Production growth proves elusive for oil companies.
- Tuesday, October 11 - SSE breaks rank to offer 100% of its electricity on the wholesale market.
- Saturday, October 8 - Moodys downgrades 12 UK financial institutions.
- Friday, October 7 - RWE reviews its involvement in the UK nuclear programme.
- Thursday, October 6 - Bank of England launches QE2 at "worst ever" financial crisis
- Thursday, October 6 - Scottish Power shelves flagship UK CCS project.
- Thursday, October 6 - Obama toughens his rhetoric as anti Wall Street demonstrations spead across America.
- Tuesday, October 4 - Six months of low rain leaves Pacific islands without fresh water.
- Tuesday, October 4 - Tar sands oil imports effectively banned under new EU Directive.
- Monday, October 3 - Green New Deal Company to launch in UK in 2011, consortium of backers agrees.
- Monday, October 3 - Osborne says UK will do no more than any other EU country on green agenda.
- Sunday, October 2 - Solar is ready: advert for solar industry sponsored by Shell.
- Sunday, October 2 - 700 anti-Wall Street protestors arrested in New York.
- Sunday, October 2 - Warning to Asian investors: carbon asset bubble is being ignored.
- Thursday, September 29 - "Think the unthinkable and start printing money again".
- Thursday, September 29 - Soros offers a three point plan to half the second Great Depression.
- Thursday, September 29 - Calls grow for unfair trade action to be taken against China on solar and wind.
- Thursday, September 29 - Merkel succeeds in pushing new bailout through the Bundestag.
- Thursday, September 29 - Renewables reach almost 10% of UK electricity.
- Wednesday, September 28 - IAEA: Fukushima as bad as Chernobyl.
- Wednesday, September 28 - Gas industry accepts that environmentalists have won first round on fracking.
- Wednesday, September 28 - Toshiba may install a community nuclear plant in Alaska next year.
- Wednesday, September 28 - Saudi Arabia targets first nuclear reactor by 2024.
- Wednesday, September 28 - Sixth Cairn well off Greenland ends in failure.
- Monday, September 26 - Delay to UK reforms of ROC system imperils renewables investment.
- Monday, September 26 - SolarCity forced to cut huge military solar project after federal loan delay.
- Friday, September 23 - UK regulation of fracking: confused and minimal.
- Friday, September 23 - Caudrilla discovers "huge" gas reserves under Lancashire.
- Friday, September 23 - SSE ditches nuclear plans in favour of gas, renewables and CCS.
- Thursday, September 22 - "It could be Autumn 2008 all over again: but worse".
- Thursday, September 22 - Cameron: the global economy is close to staring down the barrell.
- Thursday, September 22 - CCS falling by wayside, IEA tells energy ministers.
- Sunday, September 18 - "Our capitalist sytem is near meltdown": Will Hutton.
- Sunday, September 18 - Siemens announces it is quitting the nuclear industry.
- Sunday, September 18 - Villagers protest pollution at Chinese solar manufacturing plant.
- Saturday, September 17 - Solyndra's bankruptcy was a result of falling solar costs, not scandal and impropriety.
- Saturday, September 17 - Daniel Yergin argues peak-oil advocates have been proved wrong.
- Friday, September 16 - "Climate-denying candidates make more Americans believe in global warming".
- Friday, September 16 - An economic advisor to the Chinese government recommends green GNP calculation.
- Friday, September 16 - BP's Macondo liability stakes remain high notwithstanding mistakes of partners.
- Friday, September 16 - "The Titanic disaster meant a life of shame for its CEO. Not so BP's Tony Hayward".
- Friday, September 16 - Four Welsh coal miners die in a mine disaster.
- Thursday, September 15 - US gas groups switch rigs and trucks to gas.
- Thursday, September 15 - $2bn rogue trading scandal at UBS.
- Thursday, September 15 - EDF CEO acknowledges public mistrust in big energy companies.
- Tuesday, September 13 - Wadebridge: progress in effort to be UK's first solar town.
- Monday, September 12 - JP Morgan CEO says bank rules are "anti US".
- Sunday, September 11 - Tony Hayward announces that he will step down from the TNK-BP board.
- Sunday, September 11 - Murdoch scandal: the risk world now changes forever.
- Sunday, September 11 - Arctic ice melts to a low almost certainly not seen for 8,000 years.
- Sunday, September 11 - CEO of manufacturers association says companies oppose renewables targets.
- Sunday, September 11 - After the Murdoch scandal, corporate risk analysis will never be the same again.
- Sunday, September 11 - EU set to give Commission power to negotiate Nabucco pipeline treaty.
- Friday, September 9 - BP's management is in a "strategy vacuum".
- Friday, September 9 - Support for nuclear rises in UK notwithstanding Fukushima.
- Thursday, September 8 - Tepco considered abandoning Fukushima, and Kan feared for the nation.
- Thursday, September 8 - Blackout hits 5 million in California, Arizona, Mexico as 2 nuclear plants go down.
- Thursday, September 8 - JP Morgan argues that production costs influence commodity price swings.
- Thursday, September 8 - FT podcast: Is the solar industry in trouble? No.
- Thursday, September 8 - FBI raids Solyndra's offices.
- Wednesday, September 7 - Glencore: first CSR report reveals dozens of fatalities.
- Wednesday, September 7 - Hayward seals deal in "last big inshore easy oil province" with interesting partners..
- Tuesday, September 6 - Top polar researcher: Arctic oil exploration could cause an uncontrollable disaster.
- Monday, September 5 - Support the solar revolution: JL in the Telegraph.
- Monday, September 5 - Solar PV grid parity predicted by 2013 at earliest and 2019 at latest in Europe.
- Monday, September 5 - 7 out of 8 US insurers are still ignoring soaring climate risks.
- Monday, September 5 - "How Apple could revolutionize solar".
- Monday, September 5 - War damage means Libyan crude won't return fully before 2018.
- Sunday, September 4 - The oil tanker sector is swamped by oversupply.
- Sunday, September 4 - "The worst of the Eurozone crisis is yet to come"
- Friday, September 2 - US solar bankruptcies: a shakeout, not a meltdown.
- Friday, September 2 - Bankers have pocketed more than £2 trillion in the last five years.
- Thursday, September 1 - "Global manufacturing grinds to a halt".
- Wednesday, August 31 - Mongolia set for triple-listing $3bn coal IPO.
- Wednesday, August 31 - Banks escape any major reforms until 2015.
- Wednesday, August 31 - Coal deals burn investors: Bloomberg.
- Wednesday, August 31 - Germany tops 20% renewables in power.
- Tuesday, August 30 - NASA climate scientist arrested at tar sands pipeline protest.
- Tuesday, August 30 - Barclays launches 100m renewables fund for UK farmers.
- Tuesday, August 30 - ExxonMobil signs deal with Rosneft to explore in the Arctic.
- Tuesday, August 30 - Dangerous times as politicans and investors struggle in the US and Eurozone.
- Monday, August 29 - EPA plans mean many new US coal plants may never be built.
- Monday, August 29 - Obama administration backs tars sands pipeline from Alberta to Texas.
- Thursday, August 25 - Solar lanterns are increasingly replacing kerosene across Africa and Asia.
- Thursday, August 25 - Wikileaks cables show US fears about Chinese nuclear power safety.
- Wednesday, August 24 - China tips the global auto population over 1 billion.
- Wednesday, August 24 - French nuclear regulators tells EDF of 13 areas of concern at Flamanville.
- Wednesday, August 24 - Wave of legal actions in the offing now on Wall Street.
- Wednesday, August 24 - Earthquake shuts down a nuclear plant in Virginia.
- Tuesday, August 23 - Goldman Sachs hires top criminal lawyer to defend itself against deception charges.
- Tuesday, August 23 - CarbonTracker may have identified a "new class of toxic assets": The Actuary.
- Tuesday, August 23 - New York Times editorial: no to the tar sands pipeline.
- Tuesday, August 23 - ECB study concludes that speculators amplify fundamentals-based oil price rises.
- Tuesday, August 23 - Naoto Kan makes a bill pushing renewables a condition of his departure as PM.
- Tuesday, August 23 - "Saving capitalism from itself": article in Management Today.
- Monday, August 22 - Big 6 write down £600m in coal assets.
- Monday, August 22 - World's largest solar farm switches from solar thermal to PV.
- Monday, August 22 - Customer demand pushes German railways to target zero carbon.
- Monday, August 22 - Japan says some areas near Fukushima will remain uninhabitable for many years.
- Sunday, August 21 - Sea-level rise is turning the rivers of the Mekong delta saline.
- Friday, August 19 - FTSE 100 falls below 5,000 amid fears of double dip recession.
- Thursday, August 18 - Solar PV price declines will outpace demand growth, analysts say.
- Wednesday, August 17 - Self-inflicted political backlash now threatens Big 6s' viability, analysts believe.
- Wednesday, August 17 - Fukushima cooling system was probably crippled before the tsunami struck.
- Tuesday, August 16 - UK banks still fund cluster bomb makers.
- Tuesday, August 16 - "Saudi Arabia is Opec's real winner": FT.
- Monday, August 15 - Leaking Shell pipeline is biggest North Sea oil spill for a decade.
- Sunday, August 14 - BP suffering from such a skills shortage that growth is threatened.
- Sunday, August 14 - "We've been warned: the system is ready to blow".
- Sunday, August 14 - Demonstration in China forces closure of chemical plant after near flood by sea.
- Friday, August 12 - Short selling of bank shares banned in Eurozone.
- Friday, August 12 - "Financial markets at their wits' end": FT editorial.
- Friday, August 12 - Plunging shares mean UK pension values have fallen around £5,000.
- Thursday, August 11 - China goes for a solar PV feed-in tariff.
- Thursday, August 11 - Barclays: oil prices could rise even as stock markets fall.
- Wednesday, August 10 - Eon issues 3 years of profits warnings and cuts 11,000 jobs, blaming nuclear shut down.
- Wednesday, August 10 - "Don’t tell anyone I said so but the lights are still on in Tokyo".
- Tuesday, August 9 - Founder of Kids Company sets out the social exclusion that lead to UK rioting.
- Sunday, August 7 - "The world runs out of options": we are en route to double-dip recession.
- Saturday, August 6 - "Global leaders race to stem panic over US credit rating downgrade".
- Friday, August 5 - More than half UK newspaper coverage of renewables is negative.
- Thursday, August 4 - Threat of power outages amid soaring temperatures in Houston.
- Wednesday, August 3 - Shell pays out some £250 million for huge Nigerian oil spill.
- Wednesday, August 3 - Sellafield's Mox plants closes, "no longer needed after Fukushima".
- Sunday, July 31 - Air of desperation at BP as they seek a big idea.
- Sunday, July 31 - "Unusable reserves: it’s hot air, say analysts".
- Friday, July 29 - Shareholders target BP's chairman.
- Friday, July 29 - It will be years before Libyan oil comes back online.
- Friday, July 29 - Renewables receive only a tenth the subsidies of fossil fuels.
- Thursday, July 28 - UK solar grows 18 fold since last year as feed-in tariffs take effect.
- Thursday, July 28 - Willingness of Japan's citizens to ration energy reduces prospect of blackouts.
- Tuesday, July 26 - RWE abandons UK wave power project.
- Tuesday, July 26 - "Why the UK must choose renewables over nuclear: an answer to Monbiot".
- Tuesday, July 26 - BP oil and gas production falls 11%.
- Monday, July 25 - 50 years of Soviet solar research for sale for not much.
- Monday, July 25 - $120 oil by year end becomes the biggest bet on NYMEX.
- Monday, July 25 - City pressures Centrica to abandon plans for nuclear power.
- Monday, July 25 - Traders exploit the big spread between Brent and WTI oil.
- Friday, July 22 - Indonesian coal boom massively enrichs the country's elite.
- Thursday, July 21 - Mayor Bloomberg donates $50m to campaign to eliminate coal power plants.
- Thursday, July 21 - Most moaned-about energy companies should be "named and shamed".
- Thursday, July 21 - Koch, Exxon Mobil, & other corporations help write state climate laws.
- Thursday, July 21 - "Rising energy costs move up political agenda".
- Thursday, July 21 - EU leaders agree another Greek bailout, this time of more than €100bn.
- Wednesday, July 20 - Does carbon accounting doom the London financial markets to fail again?
- Wednesday, July 20 - EDF's French next gen reactor delayed another two years.
- Wednesday, July 20 - Half Turkmenistan gas production now goes to China.
- Tuesday, July 19 - Saudi oil consumption surges dangerously.
- Monday, July 18 - Arctic ice on track for a record low, worse than 2007.
- Monday, July 18 - Planned gas-fired power plants in UK threaten renewables development.
- Monday, July 18 - The conditions for the next financial crisis are "firmly in place".
- Sunday, July 17 - Record drought cripples farms across southern US.
- Friday, July 15 - Rating agencies edge closer to downgrade of US credit rating.
- Friday, July 15 - Nine banks fail EU stress tests.
- Friday, July 15 - "The astounding potential of a solar energy tipping point".
- Thursday, July 14 - Conoco-Phillips breaks up to focus just on exploration and production.
- Thursday, July 14 - 700,000 more families fell into fuel poverty in 2009.
- Thursday, July 14 - Action is needed on "unburnable carbon" by every sector in the financial chain.
- Wednesday, July 13 - Solar omitted from DECC's list of 8 key renewables.
- Wednesday, July 13 - Carbon floor price gives EDF an instant £125m revenue 2013-2020.
- Wednesday, July 13 - If fracking is safe, why are insurance premiums so high for fracked land?
- Wednesday, July 13 - Utility shelves its first major CCS project because of Congress inaction on climate.
- Tuesday, July 12 - Wind-powered solar-panel manufacturing comes to the UK.
- Tuesday, July 12 - "Why high-carbon investment could be the next sub-prime crisis".
- Tuesday, July 12 - Eurozone debt crisis deepens as Italy's borrowing costs soar.
- Tuesday, July 12 - Huhne publishes UK electricity market reform white paper.
- Sunday, July 10 - UK heading for depression lasting longer than the Great Depression..
- Saturday, July 9 - BP seeks to stem Gulf compensation payments.
- Friday, July 8 - Outgoing Areva CEO slams lack of vision at EDF & in French state.
- Friday, July 8 - Coal, oil, and gas magnates party for three days in Montengro.
- Thursday, July 7 - UK's two biggest solar installations start generating
- Wednesday, July 6 - RWE, Eon and EDF all cast new doubt on UK nuclear build programme.
- Wednesday, July 6 - Vast gas leakage shows up in US distribution system.
- Tuesday, July 5 - More than a spill a week in the North Sea in 2009 and 2010.
- Tuesday, July 5 - Almost all US crude oil futures trading volume is by day traders.
- Tuesday, July 5 - US renewable energy exceeded nuclear in Q1 2011, as well as all 2010.
- Friday, July 1 - Vestas signs a major deal with EDF Nouvelles.
- Friday, July 1 - Microsoft and Google both give up on home energy monitoring.
- Thursday, June 30 - Fukushima children test positive for caesium.
- Thursday, June 30 - UK renewables use in energy rose only 0.3% to 3.3% in 2010.
- Thursday, June 30 - The future is unsequestered fossil fuels, participants at an FT conference say.
- Thursday, June 30 - Force energy companies to insulate houses, says UK Committee on Climate Change.
- Thursday, June 30 - British government plotted to play down Fukushima from Day Three.
- Wednesday, June 29 - UK must not support World Bank's dirty power subsidies, MPs say.
- Wednesday, June 29 - Oil prices return to levels before the IEA stock release.
- Tuesday, June 28 - Flood waters surround a Missouri nuclear power plant.
- Tuesday, June 28 - China enters the shale gas game with a fracking tender.
- Tuesday, June 28 - Shareholders lambast Tepco at its annual meeting.
- Tuesday, June 28 - IEA chief does not rule out another drawdown of reserves after 30 days.
- Tuesday, June 28 - Google's green energy wish list: EVs and hybrids come top.
- Monday, June 27 - UK's biggest solar PV installation so far connects to the grid.
- Sunday, June 26 - Eon will embrace German renewables revolution, CEO says.
- Saturday, June 25 - "Insiders sound an alarm amid a natural gas rush": NYT .
- Friday, June 24 - China blocks EU airbus order in protest at EU emissions trading policy.
- Thursday, June 23 - Citizens across world oppose nuclear power, favour solar, poll finds.
- Thursday, June 23 - IEA oil release "changes the market pyschology" on oil.
- Thursday, June 23 - Locations for 8 new nuclear power reactors released by UK government.
- Wednesday, June 22 - "Climate change is a struggle for the soul of America: Al Gore.
- Wednesday, June 22 - Transocean blames BP for the Macondo spill.
- Wednesday, June 22 - EU emissions will not rise as a result of Germany's nuclear phase out.
- Tuesday, June 21 - Leaked Russian nuclear stress test report reveals a disastrous state.
- Tuesday, June 21 - US public has little idea how certain scientists are about climate change.
- Monday, June 20 - AP investigation finds US regulators relax standards as plants age.
- Monday, June 20 - EIA budget cuts will cloud understanding of oil markets.
- Monday, June 20 - U.S. Supreme Court rules against states on global warming case.
- Monday, June 20 - "Fukushima report shows nuclear power can never be safe and cheap".
- Monday, June 20 - "Germany goes back to black in snub to green power": Reuters.
- Monday, June 20 - Texas law requires frackers to list chemicals they use in gas drilling.
- Sunday, June 19 - Wall Street has an "irrational, dangerous hatred of solar stocks".
- Saturday, June 18 - Fukushima water decontamination halted after radiation rise.
- Friday, June 17 - Latest climate talks end without progress.
- Friday, June 17 - IMF warns that risk of another credit crunch is growing.
- Thursday, June 16 - UK electricity market reforms are only marginal, and "must be more ambitious".
- Thursday, June 16 - US solar jobs now outnumber US steel jobs.
- Thursday, June 16 - Fear of imminent Greek default hits world markets, and threatens Eurozone.
- Thursday, June 16 - IEA urges Opec to lift supply.
- Thursday, June 16 - Nuclear enthusiast questions authorship of IPCC renewables report.
- Thursday, June 16 - Areva CEO quits as French seek to solve the delays and spat with EDF.
- Wednesday, June 15 - "Japan’s richest man takes on atomic future with solar plans": Bloomberg.
- Wednesday, June 15 - US and Saudi Arabia talked about a secret oil reserve swap.
- Wednesday, June 15 - IPCC is assessing geo-engineering solutions, leaked documents show.
- Wednesday, June 15 - Energy constraints force Pentagon to draw up its first battlefield energy plan.
- Wednesday, June 15 - UK Government poured scorn on peak oil in 2009 despite grim internal advice.
- Tuesday, June 14 - 40 of the FTSE 100 do not have emission targets.
- Tuesday, June 14 - ASPO analysis of BP Statistical Review suggests peak is near.
- Tuesday, June 14 - Almost three quarter of Japanese favour nuclear phase out.
- Tuesday, June 14 - Google invests $280m in Californian solar PV installer.
- Tuesday, June 14 - IEA urges Opec to lift production, or else threaten the global recovery.
- Monday, June 13 - "Drought threatens Texas oil boom": Bloomberg.
- Monday, June 13 - Bundeswehr study on peak oil speaks of "economic collapse".
- Monday, June 13 - Italians vote overwhelmingly for no nuclear power.
- Monday, June 13 - 443 nuclear plants with almost no insurance: because its unaffordable.
- Monday, June 13 - Japanese PM calls for complete reform of power industry.
- Monday, June 13 - Saudi Arabia plans to lift production to 10 mbd by July.
- Monday, June 13 - "Forget peakoil – the world may be on the verge of peak renewables".
- Saturday, June 11 - Huhne incites consumers to "hurt" Big Six on energy prices.
- Friday, June 10 - Opec says oil supply shotfall looms later this year.
- Friday, June 10 - Short sellers target First Solar
- Thursday, June 9 - "Running dry": Economist. "Oil production fails to keep up with demand."
- Thursday, June 9 - "Ferocious" cost reductions make PV competitive, even with coal.
- Thursday, June 9 - UK government confirms deep cuts in solar support from August.
- Thursday, June 9 - "DECC accepts warning of rising peak oil risks": Business Green.
- Thursday, June 9 - Cairn wins injunction against Greenpeace in the Arctic.
- Thursday, June 9 - Wind turbines rise at one per hour in China: growth faster than coal..
- Wednesday, June 8 - "There is total paranoia concerning renewables" in Russia: IFC.
- Wednesday, June 8 - Poland targets shale gas aiming to escape Russian dependency.
- Wednesday, June 8 - Japan admits Fukushima reactors may have suffered "melt through".
- Wednesday, June 8 - Global energy consumption grew 5.6% in 2010.
- Wednesday, June 8 - "Europe prays for rain as drought worsens": FT headline.
- Wednesday, June 8 - US solar power nears price competitiveness with traditional power..
- Wednesday, June 8 - Oil leaps as Opec meeting descends into disarray.
- Monday, June 6 - China threatens trade war over EU emissions trading scheme.
- Monday, June 6 - Climate talks reopen with resentment thick in the air.
- Monday, June 6 - Natural gas is not a climate change panacea: IEA.
- Monday, June 6 - The nuclear industry cannot afford another accident.
- Monday, June 6 - IATA: oil price poses threat to airlines' survival.
- Monday, June 6 - Saudi Arabia on course to lift production above 9 mbd again
- Sunday, June 5 - LNG demand rises as nuclear is shunned.
- Sunday, June 5 - Shell produces first GTL at its Pearl plant in Qatar.
- Friday, June 3 - Goldman credit crunch legal costs exceed $1 billion in a year
- Friday, June 3 - Qantas offers all staff redundancy in face of rising fuel costs.
- Friday, June 3 - UK minister: "solar can compete with the big boys".
- Thursday, June 2 - Sarkhozy describes post-Fukushima fears over nuclear safety as “ medieval”.
- Thursday, June 2 - NY prosecutors probe Goldman Sachs on their conduct in the financial crisis.
- Thursday, June 2 - Britain as vulnerable to energy shock as Uganda.
- Wednesday, June 1 - Centrica wasn’t bluffing: it leaves a gas field offline.
- Wednesday, June 1 - German nuclear shutdown will add 40 mtCO2 per year.
- Wednesday, June 1 - IAEA inspectors: Fukushima response "exemplary".
- Wednesday, June 1 - Growth of derivatives means new financial crisis is “inevitable”.
- Wednesday, June 1 - Canada hides rising tar sands emissions in UN report
- Wednesday, June 1 - Fracking suspended near Blackpool after minor earthquake
- Wednesday, June 1 - Flooding and cyclones shrink Australian economy
- Wednesday, June 1 - Petroleum Review guest editorial: an appeal for action on peak oil risk.
- Wednesday, June 1 - Government policy causes crisis of confidence in UK cleantech sector
- Tuesday, May 31 - World's first floating solar powered island opens in Soeul.
- Tuesday, May 31 - Europe’s dry spring could lead to blackouts, governments warn.
- Tuesday, May 31 - China raises electricity prices for industrial users
- Tuesday, May 31 - Will the triple crunch shake us out of economic torpor?
- Monday, May 30 - German nuclear phaseout: "easier than many think".
- Monday, May 30 - Regeneration is best done through localisation.
- Monday, May 30 - Germany to scrap nuclear power by 2022: its official.
- Sunday, May 29 - Saudi Prince: "we don’t want the west to find alternatives” to oil.
- Thursday, May 26 - $100bn investment opportunity in Indian solar market: KPMG.
- Thursday, May 26 - Switzerland to join Germans in nuclear phase out.
- Thursday, May 26 - “Oil industry losing shale PR battle”: FT headline.
- Wednesday, May 25 - Nuclear insiders warn of Fukushima-type risks in UK.
- Wednesday, May 25 - Shell and Rosneft hold talks on the Arctic.
- Wednesday, May 25 - Vince Cable: I can see another crash happening.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Oil rises on Goldman Sachs forecast.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Climate change poses threat to nuclear power.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Terrorism not included in EU nuclear stress tests.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Italian government moves to stop nuclear newbuild
- Tuesday, May 24 - Tepco says reactors 2 and 3 melted down early.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Green investment bank will be able to fund nuclear.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Companies need to prepare for a post-growth focus on wellbeing.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Indian solar programme faces a host of problems.
- Tuesday, May 24 - China faces worst drought in 50 years.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Coal pressure on China's utilities creates power shortage.
- Tuesday, May 24 - CFTC charges oil traders with fraudulent trading in 2008.
- Tuesday, May 24 - Toshiba says it will favour renewables over nuclear.
- Monday, May 23 - German nuclear shutdown may mean blackouts, energy companies say.
- Monday, May 23 - Green Investment Bank to invest £15bn by May 2015.
- Monday, May 23 - BP's CEO offers an interesting view of recent history.
- Monday, May 23 - Oil production is at record levels in EIA data, for all categories.
- Sunday, May 22 - Gas threat to US windfarm growth.
- Saturday, May 21 - US NRC refuses to certify Toshiba reactor.
- Friday, May 20 - Shell given go ahead for world-first giant floating LNG plant.
- Friday, May 20 - "An introduction to our guest editor"
- Friday, May 20 - "Greenest government ever: but so far only in target setting”
- Friday, May 20 - "I thought many others would feel the same"
- Friday, May 20 - US approves first shale-gas export plant.
- Friday, May 20 - Pentagon advisors’ report recognises climate change.
- Thursday, May 19 - Spain suspends another set of subsidies for solar plants.
- Thursday, May 19 - By 2013 there will no Opec spare capacity to turn on.
- Thursday, May 19 - China admits to problems with Three Gorges Dam.
- Thursday, May 19 - “Head to head: Does the UK need nuclear power?”
- Thursday, May 19 - Renewables are being added to the US grid at almost no cost.
- Thursday, May 19 - NOAA chief warns of “rapid, unprecedented” changes in oceans.
- Thursday, May 19 - Landis+Gyr and Toshiba plot “end to end” smart grid.
- Wednesday, May 18 - Huhne: nuclear review removes barriers for UK newbuild
- Wednesday, May 18 - “Cameron falls short of his green promise”.
- Wednesday, May 18 - “Can businesses justify renewable energy?” Yes.
- Wednesday, May 18 - Scotland commits to 100% renewable energy by 2020.
- Wednesday, May 18 - Banks provide billions routinely for fossil fuel via corporate loans.
- Wednesday, May 18 - Huhne says nuclear review removes barriers for UK newbuild
- Wednesday, May 18 - Integrated corporate reporting draws nearer?
- Wednesday, May 18 - Kan calls for "fundamental review” of Japan’s nuclear sector
- Wednesday, May 18 - New enquiry opened on bank fraud.
- Tuesday, May 17 - Oil features in 1 in 10 wikileaks cables.
- Tuesday, May 17 - Raging wildfires across Alberta stop oil and gas operations.
- Tuesday, May 17 - To hit 60% CO2 cuts by 2030, UK needs new policies.
- Tuesday, May 17 - UK carbon targets: good, but what about policies?
- Tuesday, May 17 - Huhne pledges to cut UK carbon emission 50% by 2025.
- Monday, May 16 - UK MPs attack “covert” nuclear subsidies.
- Monday, May 16 - Oil demand is slowing, but so too is supply.
- Monday, May 16 - UK climate commitments have a get-out clause.
- Monday, May 16 - “Tepco officials ignored or concealed dangers”: NYT.
- Monday, May 16 - Tepco now says other reactors may have melted down.
- Monday, May 16 - Soaring oil price boosts Russian stock exchange.
- Monday, May 16 - UK climate commitments have a get-out clause.
- Monday, May 16 - Wireless electric car charging makes global debut.
- Monday, May 16 - BP-Rosneft deal appears to have collapsed.
- Wednesday, May 11 - Goldman Sachs "guilty of fraud": Rolling Stone pulls no punches.
- Tuesday, May 3 - Europe must be weaned from its oil addiction.
- Sunday, May 1 - Cores damaged in three Fukushima reactors.
- Sunday, May 1 - "Waiting for the sun to shine": nuclear woes, solar gains.
- Friday, April 29 - Goldman Sachs play dumb to escape "big short" accusations, author alleges.
- Friday, April 29 - Total buys 60% of solar PV manufacturing giant Sunpower for $1.38 bn.
- Thursday, April 28 - IEA: governments should have recognised oil depletion problem ten years ago.
- Thursday, April 28 - Peak oil: Houston, maybe we do just have a problem?
- Tuesday, April 26 - A year on from the Macondo spill, 1.1 million barrels of oil are still missing.
- Monday, April 11 - One nuclear reactor meltdown every three years on average.
- Wednesday, April 6 - "Hold that horse: we're running out of time".
- Monday, March 28 - Tepco chief spent week secluded in office as Fukushima crisis raged.
- Thursday, March 24 - George Monbiot is wrong. Nuclear power is not the way to fight climate change.
- Thursday, February 17 - Inside Job: how bankers caused the financial crisis.
- Monday, February 14 - "Let's put some weight behind the cleantech revolution".
- Monday, February 14 - US must help Saudi Arabia turn into “the Saudi Arabia of solar,” WikiLeaks cables say.
- Sunday, February 13 - Gas cheaper than renewables for EU carbon targets, say gas firms.
- Thursday, February 10 - "The next crisis: an oil crunch".
- Thursday, February 10 - "Peak oil: We are asleep at the wheel".
- Wednesday, February 9 - Centrica boss says gas prices will keep going up in Europe.
- Tuesday, February 8 - Wikileaks cables: Saudi Arabia cannot pump enough oil to keep a lid on prices.
- Tuesday, February 8 - "Triple whammy": the arguments become ever more compelling, for those with eyes to see.
- Monday, January 24 - Senior Saudi: we need solar and nuclear to stop soaring domestic oil use.
- Sunday, January 23 - "Prosperity Without Growth: Economics for a Finite Planet" by Tim Jackson.
- Wednesday, January 12 - Bob Diamond: "The time for banker remorse is over."
2010 (28)
- Tuesday, December 28 - The justice system is "decriminalizing fraud" in big financial institutions.
- Tuesday, December 7 - UK Climate Change Committee publishes carbon budget.
- Thursday, November 18 - “Protect us from peak oil, says Richard Branson (and others)”: FT.com.
- Monday, November 1 - IEA WEO 2010: No peak in oil supply, with announced policies, until 2035.
- Wednesday, October 27 - USGS drops estimate of Alaska's undiscovered oil by fully 90 percent.
- Monday, October 25 - "Solar energy feed-in tariffs narrowly escape the chop".
- Monday, October 18 - "The singular genius of a simple solar lantern".
- Sunday, October 10 - "Coal India shows the mountain we have to climb".
- Monday, September 20 - A personal story of peak oil: 15 minutes at The Tabernacle.
- Wednesday, September 1 - "You are you mission": the importance of purpose in organisations.
- Thursday, June 10 - "After the credit crunch, next it will be oil": FT op-ed.
- Wednesday, June 9 - BP chief economist says "oil supply will never peak".
- Saturday, May 8 - BP CEO's cost cutting contributed to Deepwater Horizon explosion.
- Wednesday, April 14 - US military warns of massive oil shortages by 2015.
- Thursday, April 1 - Energy crisis is brewing in both gas/electricity and oil.
- Tuesday, March 30 - Monbiot vs Leggett on solar PV: all the arguments in one place.
- Wednesday, March 10 - "I accept George Monbiot’s £100 solar PV bet".
- Saturday, March 6 - Is modern energy helping humans develop an empathic civilisation?
- Wednesday, March 3 - "Solar panels are not fashion accessories".
- Wednesday, February 10 - The lessons for the oil crunch from the credit crunch ought to be stark.
- Wednesday, February 10 - Second ITPOES report warns of descending global oil production by 2015.
- Monday, February 8 - Richard Branson and other UK business leaders warn of oil crunch within five years.
- Monday, February 1 - "We've got the power": a month in the life of the nuclear industry.
2009 (18)
- Thursday, December 31 - Our own power. A self-help people-power idea for the Tenties.
- Wednesday, December 30 - "Investing in coal is dysfunctional".
- Saturday, November 21 - IEA WEO 2009: Unconventional gas is "a game changer".
- Tuesday, November 10 - Twelve questions about nuclear power.
- Monday, November 9 - Key IEA oil figures were distorted by US pressure, says whistleblower.
- Sunday, November 1 - Geologists vote that peak oil is a concern, by significant majority.
- Monday, October 26 - A plan to power 100 percent of the planet with renewables.
- Sunday, September 20 - Norway’s £259bn oil and gas wealth fund plans a more activist role.
- Thursday, September 3 - "Oil still has us over a barrel".
- Monday, August 3 - "Another crunch is coming. But will the world act?"
- Monday, July 13 - "E.ON & EDF have drawn battle lines between renewables and nuclear".
- Monday, July 6 - UK exports electricity to France as drought shuts nuclear plants.
- Friday, July 3 - Climate protestors who hijacked Drax coal train convicted.
- Tuesday, June 30 - RBS faces court action to invest bailout funds ethically.
- Monday, June 22 - UN's responsible investment campaign boosted by financial crisis.
2008 (5)
- Tuesday, October 28 - Is the collapse of the Mayan civilisation an analogue for the fate of ours?
- Friday, September 19 - Nick Leeson on the financial crisis: Why is nobody being sent to jail?
- Monday, April 28 - US Air Force calls for "Apollo mission" to fight climate change.
- Friday, April 18 - Lord Stern: We underestimated the climate threat in the 2006 Stern Review.
- Sunday, April 13 - King Abdullah: Saudi Arabia should "leave oil in the ground."
2007 (4)
- Thursday, December 6 - BP breaks its promise not to exploit the tar sands.
- Friday, November 16 - Shell pays for articles in Time and Fortune critical of their world view.
- Friday, February 2 - Exxon-funding instutute offers scientists cash to critique IPCC.
2006 (2)
- Friday, October 27 - Senators tell Exxon to stop the climate denial.
- Wednesday, September 20 - Royal Society warns Exxon-Mobil will try to undermine next IPCC report.
2005 (1)
- Wednesday, June 8 - Ex API lobbyist in Bush White House watered down climate warnings.
2000 (1)
- Saturday, January 1 - Archive