One expert called it a “systematic deceptive marketing campaign designed to interfere with the solution that is necessary to respond to the climate emergency: stopping fossil fuel production.”

Alan Whitehead said he supported Drax’s burning of trees for energy, despite criticism over its climate impact.

A new study finds that hydrogen fuel produced from water using renewable energy will be cheaper than natural gas-based hydrogen with carbon capture by 2030.

The Green Party accused Labour of helping the biomass energy producer engage in "green spin of the worst kind".

Blue hydrogen isn’t a clean energy source and the economics don’t work, but that does not appear to be slowing its rapid adoption being driven by the oil and gas industry.

From the U.S. to Japan, governments are quickly putting money behind oil and gas industry efforts selling blue hydrogen produced by natural gas with carbon capture as a clean fuel for the energy transition. But new research finds blue hydrogen may be no cleaner than burning natural gas.

Many climate plans rely on carbon capture and storage in some capacity to limit warming. But Chevron's latest struggles with an Australian project cast doubt on CCS as a reliable solution.

Environmentalists raise concern that a senior policy manager for the biomass producer may have had input on UK climate policy.

Louisiana Regulators jockey to take the reins from the EPA for the authority to permit injection wells that will store CO2 deep underground. Opponents say not so fast.

Critics argued that representatives of Drax, which received £832 million from the government last year, should not have a role advising the government on tackling climate change.