The Government urgently needs to replace the scrapped Zero Carbon Homes policy to avoid locking in higher carbon emissions and higher energy bills for occupants for decades to come, the Solar Trade Association warned today.

New York State has announced the approval of a 10-year, $5bn Clean Energy Fund designed to accelerate the growth of clean technology in the state.

Non-OECD countries will have to double their investments in the electricity sector by 2040.

The Plant is built in Nam Dinh Power Center, fueled by the coal from Vietnam National Coal and Mineral Industries Group as the main supplier.

A new plan to ensure universal access to energy in Africa by 2025 has been launched.

The Scottish Government is providing a £14 million fund for energy-saving projects.

Ireland’s energy imports cost the country €5.7 billion (£4.2bn) in 2014.

Member States in the EU have agreed to invest €217 million in trans-European energy infrastructure projects.

Swedish energy firm Vattenfall will start construction on its first UK solar project later this month, the company has announced.

French energy giant Engie has announced a partnership with the International Renewable Energy Agency that will aim to create enabling conditions for the global deployment of 1,000GW of solar energy.

There is a real opportunity for Britain to establish itself as the global centre of green investment, but the Government's 'confused' energy policy risks driving investors to Paris or other financial centres.

It's technically possible for each state to replace fossil fuel energy with entirely clean, renewable energy, experts say. In a new study, Mark Z. Jacobson, a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Stanford University, and colleagues, are the first to outline how each of the 50 states can achieve such a transition by 2050.

An investment worth $125 million will be made to boost Turkey’s geothermal energy sector.

An inception workshop on industrial boilers adoption to achieve energy conservation in Vietnam

David Cameron has continued to defend the government’s position on clean energy policy during today’s Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), claiming Britain is leading a “renewables revolution”.

The Development Bank of Japan and Japan Wind Development Co. will create the nation’s first fund for wind power, the companies announced.The companies aim to introduce the 50 billion yen ($423 million) joint fund .

Scotland should set an ambitious new target of generating 50% of its electricity, heat and transport demand from renewables by 2030.

Canada closed 2015 with an installed wind capacity of 11.2GW.

An investment worth $27 million (£18.3m) will be made to boost access to electricity and renewable energy sources in Liberia.

Wind and solar energy broke the record in 2015.

Global power company AES has announced completion of the UK's largest battery energy storage array.

The anaerobic digestion (AD) industry has called for a nationwide food waste segregation plan after a House of Commons representative revealed that the Parliament estate sends the majority of its food waste to anaerobic digestion.

Plans to build a 200MW wind farm in Quebec have been unveiled.

The capacity of wind energy installed in the US surpassed 70GW.

Funding worth more than $6 million has been re-allocated for solar projects in New York.

Around 11% of the UK’s electricity needs was provided by wind farms in 2015.