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A new IEA report shows the electricity sector leading a broad reorientation of energy investment but warns more is needed to meet climate targets and energy security concerns

Hybridized electricity production that includes renewable energy is projected to be less expensive than business-as-usual in some northern communities,

Energy experts say global investment patterns show a spectacular shift, with renewables on the rise and support for fossil fuels in sharp decline.

Cost-effective capture of CO2 from coal-fired power stations is now a much brighter prospect after a bioscience breakthrough at a US laboratory.

New analysis shows the cost of energy from renewables is already lower on average than from fossil fuels, and will soon be even cheaper.

As drought becomes more frequent and prolonged with climate change, increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may help plants to survive on less water.

New Research: Economic growth can be protected by Carbon Tax, while reducing GHG emissions

Chart shows who are the winners and losers in the shifting picture of energy consumption