Europe's largest onshore wind farm opens
Europe's biggest onshore wind farm, capable of powering 180,000 homes, has been turned on.
Potential nuclear sites unveiled
A list of 11 potential nuclear power station sites has been published, sparking anger from environmentalists.
Suppliers at fault over direct debits
Energy suppliers have been warned they could face tougher rules over their communication with direct debit customers.
npower cuts electricity price
Energy supplier npower has announced an 8 per cent reduction in electricity prices.
Baby pandas learning to survive
Baby pandas born after an earthquake which devastated China are learning how to survive on their own in the wild at a panda kindergarten.
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Obama aims for oil independence - Treasury chief Geithner sworn in - Blagojevich trial begins without him
Gas begins to flow into EU
Europe has begun receiving Russian gas supplies via Ukraine for the first time in two weeks after a row over prices.
European gas flow 'to restart soon'
Ukraine, Russia and the EU have signed a pact which should see gas supplies resuming into Europe within the next 24 hours.
Russian gas supply to Europe halted
Russia's gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine have been completely shut down as a row between the two countries intensifies.
Russia gas row threatens EU supply
A row between Russia and Ukraine over gas prices is threatening supplies to other European Union countries.
Bush warns Hamas - Obama inauguration preparations - Ukraine accused of stealing gas
Npower fined £1.8m for mis-selling
Npower is to be fined £1.8 million after it failed to take sufficient action to prevent mis-selling of contracts to customers.
Taking stock of major fraud - Shoe-thrower demands - Zimbabwe cholera update - Kennedy in Senate seat? - Bethlehem light switch.
Taking stock of major fraud - Shoe-thrower demands - Zimbabwe cholera update - Obama's green team - Kennedy in Senate seat?
Energy price-drop urged
Labour backbenchers are renewing demands for energy companies to pass on reductions in fuel costs to customers or face a windfall tax.
Obama to announce environment team
US President-elect Barack Obama will hold a news conference on Monday to announce his environment and energy team
Bush visits Iraq - Violence continues in Greece
Power giants making millions from poorest
Energy firms make some of their biggest profits from their poorest customers, the UK's main consumer watchdog has claimed.
UK bill prices 'double EU average'
UK energy prices rose "twice as fast as the EU average," according to new figures.
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