Energy: What's the least worst option?
Powering Britain in the future is a contentious issue, with every proposal meeting strenuous, sometimes hostile, objections. BBC science editor David Shukman asks why everyone is so angry about energy.
Fusion milestone passed at US lab
Fusion milestone passed at US labResearchers at a US lab have passed a crucial milestone on the way to their ultimate goal of achieving self-sustaining nuclear fusion.
Giant gas platform sinks below waves
Norwegian energy giant takes a technological leap but is criticised for hunting out more fossil fuels
Fusion reactor works like the sun
Experimental carbon capture plant
Norway's giant sub-marine gas platform
Moment giant gas platform was sunk
Guide to fracking
California's vast oilfields from the air
Energy report: Prices 'will go up'Features and Analysis
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Peak? What peak?
Just when it looked like it was drying up, America manages to find more oil
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End of the bender
Will German shift to renewables end with an expensive hangover?
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Price point
What is the real cost of new nuclear?
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Slam dunk?
Why the UK's shale gas bonanza may not be a done deal
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Shale quest
China's plans to tap into massive shale reserves
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Aquatic answer?
Scientists farm seaweed as part of project to make biofuel
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Body blows
Are efforts to develop carbon-free energy stalling?
Peak? What peak?
End of the bender
Price point
Slam dunk?
Shale quest
Aquatic answer?
Body blows