Keeley Donovan takes a behind-the-scenes look at Drax near Selby, which is Britain's biggest power station.
Investigating the controversial plans to change the cars we drive. Is it possible and what will it take?
When Shell D'Arcy strikes black gold, there are celebrations on the Niger Delta creeks.
Keeley Donovan meets the people working in the gas industry in and around the Cumbrian Coast.
Investigating the controversial plans to change how we heat our homes and produce electricity. Is it possible and what will it ...
Ken Saro Wiwa and Ledum Mittee come face to face with the power of the Nigerian state.
Keeley Donovan meets the people working at Heysham 1 and Heysham 2 power stations in Lancashire, Britain's biggest operational nuclear site.
How does oil pollution affect Ogoniland today?
Bruce travels to the far north of Canada to live with the Caribou people and witness their annual spring hunt. He then heads south to the...
Keeley Donovan heads 75 miles off the Yorkshire coast to see the building of Hornsea One, which is currently the world's biggest offshore windfarm.
We meet the people involved in Nigeria's vast illegal oil business.
Are we running out of energy resources?
Arguments for and against building more wind turbines in Scotland.
Documentary exploring our economic, historical and emotional entanglement with North Sea oil, which is getting evermore complex as we hurtle towards climate ...
Professor Iain Stewart outlines the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Professor Iain Stewart investigates the impact of the Caspian oil.
As the energy crisis ramps prices up ever higher, Click explores whether the latest generation of solar tech makes installation ...
Jem Stansfield, Liz Bonnin and Maggie Philbin investigate how close Britain might get to running out of electricity.
Following the challenges involved in building Hinkley Point C, one of Europe's largest projects and the fi...
From the moment we first drilled for oil, we opened a Pandora's box that changed the world forever. It transfor...
The project sees its biggest lift to date using the world's largest land-based crane. Meanwhile, we learn ...
Professor Iain Stewart looks back at the 1950s, a time when the oil and gas fields of the Middle East became a ...
The second leg of Simon's journey takes him from the stunning fjords of Norway to Iceland - the original land of fire and ice.
Carl Nasman explores the challenges we face in the transition to renewable energies and explores some of the solutions. He finds out how the United ...
Professor Iain Stewart examines the situation in the 21st century, at which point the global consumption of oil...
Professor Iain Stewart investigates the new technologies with which oil is being discovered and extracted.
Professor Iain Stewart explains the process of fracking.
Iain Stewart investigates a controversial energy rush for the natural gas found deep underground, sometimes right under the places pe...
An experiment that demonstrates the greenhouse effect.
Professor Iain Stewart explains the natural process in which over millions of years oil is formed.
Joe Lycett vs the Oil Giant is a 2021 documentary in which the comedian and presenter Joe Lycett protested against the oil company Shell plc. It ...
Professor Iain Stewart investigates the discovery of North Sea oil.
New power lines are needed to transport wind power to the big cities.
Local residents fight against the introduction of power lines and renewable energy sources into the landscape.
Ellie Harrison heads to Bethesda, in north west Wales, to see how the village has transformed itself into a growing community of energy self-suffic...
At a brand new training facility, Simon meets members of the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, an elite unit of armed police that is the UK...
The UK's most powerful onshore wind farm, in the windiest part of the country. From above.
Simon Reeve explores Svalbard and its mineral resources and how this causes diplomatic tension for the primed real estate.
Hypothetical drama-documentary programme looking at what may happen in 2016, when the cheap oil on which the world depends starts to run out.
Stacey Dooley demonstrates how much water is required to create everyday garments made from cotton.
Richard Bilton investigates why oil, coal and gas exploration is booming when almost every country in the world has c...
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