Ed Miliband

The U.S. argument against the green transition felt “quiet and out of place,” said one official.

U.S. and European officials are sparring in meetings of the International Energy Agency, which helps guide global investments and policies.

The U.K. energy secretary has U-turned on government rules for buying solar supplies — but politicians and human rights campaigners want him to go further.

Without action, twin threats of Russian sabotage and high prices will batter the bloc, the Commission President said.

The U.S. has used the U.K.-hosted energy summit to boost fossil fuels over the transition to net zero.

Acting Assistant Secretary Tommy Joyce also took aim at Joe Biden’s climate legacy.

In the weeks before his death, Francis repeated a decade-old plea for a break from both Trumpian greed and the left’s economic rationalism.

The left-wing outfit hopes to scoop up disillusioned former Labour voters in next month’s local elections.

Commission president’s visit comes as the U.K. and EU explore closer ties.

Government advisers north and south of the border worry workers are being failed by shifting policies and poor communication.

The U.K. wants to use an energy security summit next week to showcase its net zero push. Trump’s America just wants to sell fossil fuels.

Europe and Washington will come together at a time when their leaders are radically divided on energy and climate policies.

Downing Street is worried about rising energy bills. Every option for bringing them under control could bring political pain.

Sky News’ Sam Coates and Politico’s Anne McElvoy present their guide to the day ahead in British politics. It’s a big day for more than one reason. …

Octopus Energy boss Greg Jackson says he knows how to bring down bills. Others claim his ideas will starve the U.K. of green investment.

Miatta Fahnbulleh, left-wing-economist-turned Labour minister, has been tasked with cutting Brits’ energy bills. But convincing the Treasury to budge makes it a mammoth task.

The Labour government has promised to lead the world on climate change, but its renewed focus on defense has thrown those plans into uncertainty.

The U.K. Home Office warned last month about foreign states seeking to “gain control of supply chains through investment or monopolisation.”

Trip would be first by a UK prime minister in more than seven years — but there is still a live debate about the Labour government’s “audit” into its China policy.

The Tory leader went for the government on the Chagos Islands and oil drilling — but didn’t hone an effective argument.

A fresh decision on Rosebank and Jackdaw will now be made by Labour Energy Secretary Ed MIliband.

Reform UK has started tying green policies to grimly high energy bills — and some government MPs are getting nervous.

The Treasury is gung-ho about airport expansion — despite longstanding climate concerns of the government’s energy secretary.