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Renewable energy

Gadgets powered wirelessly at home with a simple Wi-Fi router

Technology

Gadgets powered wirelessly at home with a simple Wi-Fi router

Throw away those power cords and chargers. Signals from a Wi-Fi router providing wireless electricity could soon be used to power gadgets and charge phones

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Technology

Solar-cell thread heralds promise of wearable chargers

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Dust from asteroid mining spells danger for satellites

Space

Dust from asteroid mining spells danger for satellites

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UK's political parties offer little on climate and renewables

Earth

UK's political parties offer little on climate and renewables

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UK people happy to cut energy use, but wary of smart meters

Earth

UK people happy to cut energy use, but wary of smart meters

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Carbon dioxide could be turned into a huge underground battery

Earth

Carbon dioxide could be turned into a huge underground battery

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Wind energy blows US emissions onto right track for 2025 target

Earth

Wind energy blows US emissions onto right track for 2025 target

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Earth

Africa's parks must be off limits for oil and gas

Comment

Morality is rooted in the way societies get their energy

Humans

Morality is rooted in the way societies get their energy

Opinion

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Environment

Massive UK oil find claim met with caution

A claim about huge amounts of oil near Gatwick airport has been made on the basis of preliminary data

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Earth

UK political parties woo voters with green tech promises

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Earth

Emissions pledges trickle in for UN climate deal

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Earth

How can we be sure Iran sticks to historic nuke deal?

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Earth

Asian solar spending helps drive renewable energy boom

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