Friday 12 March 2010: Projects at Kingsnorth and Longannet receive funding to design demonstration projects with DECC choosing overall winner in a year's time
Friday 12 March 2010: UCAS figures reveal growing interest in sector, but experts warn core skills rather than renewable specific qualifications are what is really needed
Thursday 11 March 2010: David Kidney says the government will this month set out what actions it can take to introduce sustainability criteria
Thursday 11 March 2010: Scottish government releases document to identify actions and barriers to deployment of carbon capture and storage demonstration projects
Wednesday 10 March 2010: New proposals released to ensure local planning supports and helps to deliver more renewables projects
Wednesday 10 March 2010: Four green groups take Commission to court, claiming it refused to release documents allegedly detailing environmental impacts of biofuel use
Tuesday 09 March 2010: Worldwide body says industrial deployment of CCS in lowering emissions is as important as use in energy sector
Tuesday 09 March 2010: Metal and manufacturing firm Luvata warn of boom and bust scenario akin to Germany without more flexible regulation of Feed-in Tariffs
Monday 08 March 2010: Government consultation released to amend law that prohibits councils from selling electricity
Friday 05 March 2010: RenewableUK conference hears that industry finance is dependent on convincing investors and politicians of its potential
Friday 05 March 2010: New government guidelines aim to provide consistent method of identifying sites and allow "more ambitious" regional renewables targets
Thursday 04 March 2010: David Kidney outlines plans to assess potential development prospects and environmental concerns in England and Wales
Thursday 04 March 2010: Rebranded BWEA's recommendations to government include £300m for offshore wind and commitment to capitalise on global lead in wave and tidal
Wednesday 03 March 2010: Climate change minister Joan Ruddock rejects claims from Conservatives and Lib Dems that policy is too little too late
Wednesday 03 March 2010: Jim Mather says Scotland would have been paying higher constraint costs - but Ofgem has not ruled out idea despite initial rejection
Tuesday 02 March 2010: Energy secretary Ed Miliband launches strategy aimed at cutting emissions from UK homes by 29% by 2020
Tuesday 02 March 2010: But next government must invest in redeveloping ports and improving skills, trade association tells Conservative spring conference
Monday 01 March 2010: Bern Convention publishes legally binding recommendation stating invasive biofuels crops should be avoided
Monday 01 March 2010: New planning authority to speed up process for energy applications over 50MW comes into force
Monday 01 March 2010: Conservation groups criticise new Commission report for not doing enough to ensure biomass is not imported from biodiverse sources
Monday 01 March 2010: Scheme requiring large public and private organisations to limit emissions through allowances or green measures starts next month
Friday 26 February 2010: WEBS 2 set to provide grants to enable small businesses to invest in woodfuel heating systems
Friday 26 February 2010: Wave and tidal industry "at risk" if demonstration projects are not facilitated, REA says at Treasury inquiry into Estate's activities
Thursday 25 February 2010: Energy and Climate Change Committee report says government must ensure delivery of grid to manage future energy demand and supply
Wednesday 24 February 2010: Institution of Civil Engineers calls on government to unlock long term funding for UK energy infrastructure in Budget submission
Wednesday 24 February 2010: David Cameron launches planning green paper reaffirming that neighbourhoods must benefit from wind farms
Tuesday 23 February 2010: Year-end report reiterates call for regulatory reform but biomass plants and co-firing still seen as viable
Tuesday 23 February 2010: Party to lay out Feed-in Tariff stance in coming months after shadow energy minister claims "pioneers" would benefit under Conservatives
Monday 22 February 2010: Energy minister Lord Hunt welcomes interest in planning reforms as consultation on National Policy Statements on Energy closes
Friday 19 February 2010: Power station owners say government policy does not incentivise biomass enough to displace coal compared to support available for wind
Thursday 18 February 2010: UK's first offshore wind turbine manufacturing facility in Newcastle set to build 10MW Britannia turbine
Wednesday 17 February 2010: Charity warns schemes such as renewable heat incentive and boiler scrappage encouraging biomass boilers need emissions standards
Tuesday 16 February 2010: Supply chain and financial difficulties could "seriously undermine" UK offshore wind expansion, according to Datamonitor
Tuesday 16 February 2010: Companies need to reconsider their energy strategies in order to remain competitive on an international stage, says SmartestEnergy
Tuesday 16 February 2010: World's largest wind turbine drive train test rig set to reduce costs and risks of new Round 3 technology from 2011
Monday 15 February 2010: Countries pledge £10m for two projects to help develop cheaper, more reliable and sustainable solar electricity
Monday 15 February 2010: Renewables Advisory Board convinces DECC that publishing "myth-busting" document could ease air quality and sustainability fears
Friday 12 February 2010: Series of hydrogen refuelling stations planned as region's expertise sees it designated the UK's sixth Low Carbon Economic Area
Friday 12 February 2010: ADAS warns "acceptable level of environmental impact" must be built into planning guidelines to prevent policy being at odds with renewable targets
Friday 12 February 2010: Development needed to help attract wind turbine suppliers and keep £9 billion worth of jobs in country ahead of Round 3, claims RAB
Thursday 11 February 2010: Pro-wind campaign morphs into grassroots lobbying and activism for all renewables issues in response to nimbyism
Thursday 11 February 2010: Party proposes £400m on upgrading seven ports and £100m on research and testing facilities to capitalise on offshore wind expansion
Thursday 11 February 2010: Lord Hunt claims government should regulate planning applications if necessary, keeping the IPC out of policy making