It’s a matter of getting the balance right — a secure supply is the foundation on which the green transition can be built

Using AI, biologists have begun to decipher electrical distress signals that are emitted when pests strike

Plus: the weather forecast where you are

There was understandable anger when the Sycamore Gap tree and the Enfield Oak were cut down. Trees inspire devotion and deserve proper protection

Some people are looking to make a difference due to their dissatisfaction with Britain’s nature conservation movement and its lack of a radical vision

A British company says its technology will cost less than nuclear power and is aiming to get its first panels in orbit within two years

A plan to sort out the queue of projects waiting to connect to the electricity grid has gone badly wrong, jeopardising net zero and data centre goals

The rising cost — and a further delay to the completion date — will be seen as a blow to the UK’s energy security and an indictment of its infrastructure record

The Whitewebbs Oak was cut down last year, prompting a row with a pub company. Now the Forestry Commission has found that the tree was — and remains — alive

Another set of results from Centrica has gone by without ministers taking a decision on the Rough gas storage facility in the North Sea