Climate change

The Scientific Advice Mechanism team has delivered its first report, concluding a new way of assessing vehicle exhaust gases will reduce discrepancies between the lab and the road

What Trump’s election could mean for science and technology – if we keep our heads

Europe confronts implications of remarkable upset in US election. ‘He has no idea about technology,’ says MEP

Multibillion-pound Hornsea Project Two will consist of 300 turbines and generate power for 1.6 million homes

The world has all the technology it needs to completely switch to renewable energy, but adoption remains slow, said delegates at a Science|Business conference in Barcelona

The first annual review of the EU energy union shows there has been progress. Companies are changing their business models, renewable energy and energy efficiency are creating jobs. But the electricity and gas markets are still not performing as they should

Verdict in world’s first climate liability case says current targets are “unlawful” and the Dutch State must reduce emissions by 25% within five years

Two giant economies are going to come to Europe’s door to buy green technologies, said Jeppe Kofod, MEP

You do not manage well what you do not measure well. Sticking to this basic principle is particularly important when it comes to dealing with the daunting challenges posed by climate change, says Daniel Zimmer, Director of Innovation, at the Climate-KIC

As the EU focuses on its post-2020 climate and energy policies, big questions remain about how to spur innovation