by Siobhan Kennedy
Nuclear reactor plan on course - video
The new Energy Minister Michael Fallon has told Channel 4 News that the push to build new nuclear reactors is on course.
Nearly 110,000 sign a petition protesting against energy giant npower's alleged tax avoidance - but the company remains adamant it has no UK tax obligations.
Can a castle or a thatched cottage be eco-friendly? The National Trust thinks so, and is investing £3.5m in a bid to spend less on energy bills and more on conservation.
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Energy firm SSE says it is very sorry for mis-selling gas and electricity - but admits it has not clawed back bonuses from the years when failings happened.
by Asha Tanna
Ed Davey: green taxes will save us money in the end
Doing nothing to raise money for renewables would lead to higher bills insists Energy Secretary Ed Davey, but consumer groups call for more government action to tackle rising energy costs.
by Tom Clarke
How does wintry weather affect UK gas supplies?
We are in the grip of a long, cold winter, and UK gas supplies are feeling the strain - but the National Grid says the prospect of running out of gas is "nonsense", writes Tom Clarke.
by Tom Clarke
Green light for first nuclear plant in two decades
The government grants planning consent for French firm EDF to begin construction of a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley in Somerset - but consent is not the same as actually getting the plant built.
The cost of living goes up from 2.7 to 2.8 per cent in February, as Chancellor George Osborne adds the finishing touches to tomorrow's budget.
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As the UK awaits a government decision on a new nuclear power plant in Somerset, Jon Snow asks Lord Browne, former BP boss, whether the country can embrace new energy forms - and when.
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In this report from March 2006, Channel 4 News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman looks at the growing tensions between Venezuela, led by the populist Hugo Chavez, and the US.
