FT analysis reveals large swaths of vital infrastructure are vulnerable to flooding
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Chance of natural cycle that raises equatorial ocean temperatures put at 59% between August and October
Our economy remains highly fossil fuel-dependent partly because we are not electrifying in the desired way
US president tells the FT in an interview that China summit could be delayed
Hampton Court CEO summit reflects the shifting shape of the corporate climate conversation
Beijing keeps room for manoeuvre a key part of clean energy push
Climate Change Committee report comes after days of turbulence in global energy markets
Koko Networks’ collapse reverberates in carbon credit markets being relied upon to fund real-world clean energy projects
CATL rides surge in data centres as focus moves beyond electric vehicles
Nobel chemist Omar Yaghi says industry has been slow to exploit advances in materials science
Oil and gas price shocks triggered by conflict reignite discussion about building defences to volatile fuel costs
‘Underwhelming’ target leaves room for increase in energy and industry emissions in years to 2030, experts say
Start-ups producing green technologies play vital role in political shift towards security and independence
Case could influence wider legal questions about how long-term risks apply to fiduciary duties
Measurements of actual global levels show big impact of climate change, especially in Asia, study shows
Almost 90 international groups back ‘certainty’ on carbon levy opposed by US
Official statistics show 0.3% decline even as total power demand rises
Rome wants to lower electricity prices by reimbursing gas plants for the price of buying EU emissions permits
Cross-party group says current policy is worsening power security while doing little to cut global emissions
Net zero alliance relaunches with top US names missing but European and Japanese peers still on board
Republican-led states accused the US’s largest index fund managers of conspiring to reduce coal emissions
Only three in history have endured a colder stretch with more snow
Rome is the first to break ranks to overhaul the broad structure of the market and the cost of greening it
Government policy will be crucial if the fledgling carbon removal sector is to get off the ground
Fertiliser executives warn ‘there will be no green transition with red numbers’
More than 27 metres of cliff lost over a year in area just 2km from Sizewell C
