Government asked Monica Araya to leave climate change team after publicly criticising a $1bn deal with China to finance a new oil refinery, a move Araya says could lead to oil exploration in Costa Rica
Abu Dhabi renewable pioneers launch latest overseas clean energy investment, saving Seychelles 1.6 million litres of fuel per year
UNEP report reveals overall funding for wind and solar dropped in 2012, but growth still evident in emerging markets
Scratch the surface of the World Coal Association’s answer to climate change, more coal, and it is clearly deeply flawed
New report recommends four energy policies that could keep world within the 2°C limit recommended by scientists
Mackenzie River Basin at great risk from climate change and a catastrophic oil spill according to a panel of nine Canadian, American and British scientists
Country’s Environment Minister says it is on the path to low carbon energy but this cannot happen overnight
Early draft of post 2015 development goals includes renewable energy and efficiency targets despite objections from Saudi Arabia
Sector on brink of competing with fossil fuels but China-EU could derail years of progress, writes Joe Curtin
Assessment of the sustainable energy challenge suggests rate of electrification for the poorest must double
A small sample of the one million comments received by the State Department sketches out the core arguments on both sides
Car manufacturer Tesla repays its Department of Energy loan nine years early as Ernst Moniz says only 2% of its $34bn portfolio has resulted in losses
The IEA reports that non-OECD countries overtook their OECD counter parts for the first time, but what alternative do they have?
Pledge from Arctic states to “take action” to address the causes of climate change has been dismissed as meaningless by observers
Arizona University project aims to crowd-source locations of 30,000 fossil fuel power plants and measure their greenhouse emissions
Indigenous group in far north of Brazil invest in renewable ‘off grid’ electricity solutions in bid to stave off dam developments
Despite more pleas this week for Canada to reconsider its position on climate change, the Government’s commitment to its tar sands oil resources is likely to win
Danish Government commits US$2 million to clean energy projects in the Pacific as part of wider low carbon initiative
International Renewable Energy Agency says there’s no need to rely on carbon trading with countries using other incentives enjoying success
Anders Dahlbeck from ActionAid argues biofuels are threatening world climate and hunger goals and should be carefully regulated