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A public-private effort will launch sensors to track big releases of carbon dioxide and methane.

The suspension at the Foinaven fields west of Shetland is so the energy company can remove the vessel it uses from operation.

Firms and academics unite in the “massive challenge” to devise a "roadmap to net zero".

ScottishPower says a planned facility near Glasgow will be able to supply hydrogen to the market before 2023.

The Defence School of Transport is the first of four pilot sites to generate its own energy.

Sunny and windy weather led to a surge in renewable sources of energy, the operator says.

A report by Sir Tom Hunter calls for radical change if economic growth is to match countries such as Denmark and Norway.

Energy suppliers' environment-friendly tariffs are not always as green as they sound, experts say.

They include more renewables, an end to petrol and diesel cars and greater energy efficiency in homes.

A new study shows that the atmospheric carbon levels projected by 2060 will affect coral reefs.

Cost and confusion are the two main reasons people are not changing to greener options, the BBC finds.

How demand for energy has been central to the development of humanity.

Homeowners were invited to apply for grants to insulate houses but the scheme is being suddenly ended.

The ruling supports Prime Minister Trudeau's national plan to reduce carbon emissions.

The organisation behind the renewable energy plans said it could lead to thousands of jobs in Wales.

Two reports examine the tough choices that Scotland faces as it transitions away from oil and gas.

Coal India Limited's chairman predicts that solar will replace coal as India's major energy provider.