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BusinessGreen frequently publishes articles from the inhouse editorial team as well as leading freelance environmental and business journalists.

If you have queries about any of these articles please contact BusinessGreen editor James Murray at [email protected].

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Britain can become a great electrostate

Politics

Britain can become a great electrostate

DESNZ Energy Minister Michael Shanks' speech at Renewable UK's Global Offshore Wind conference in Manchester

clock 17 June 2026 • 12 min read
UK Green Business Awards 2026: Point One named as charity partner

Climate change

UK Green Business Awards 2026: Point One named as charity partner

Innovative new climate charity confirmed as partner for next week's UK Green Business Awards

clock 17 June 2026 • 2 min read
If Keir Starmer wants to secure his legacy, there is a growth plan ready and waiting for him

Policy

If Keir Starmer wants to secure his legacy, there is a growth plan ready and waiting for him

The promised Circular Economy Growth Plan is now six months overdue, yet it could deliver resilience, competitiveness, growth and energy security, writes Libby Peake from Green Alliance

clock 17 June 2026 • 4 min read
From risk to reward: How UK businesses are building resilience to deliver long-term value

Risk

From risk to reward: How UK businesses are building resilience to deliver long-term value

Download your copy of Ecologi's new report on how UK businesses are responding to escalating climate risks and clean tech opportunities

clock 16 June 2026 • 1 min read
Electrification is the UK's economic lifeline

Energy

Electrification is the UK's economic lifeline

Faster, more coordinated electrification can deliver significant and lasting economic benefits, writes Bev Cornaby from Corporate Leaders Group (CLG) UK

clock 16 June 2026 • 3 min read
The missing link in Britain's growth strategy: Lead the 'bio revolution' or fall behind

Policy

The missing link in Britain's growth strategy: Lead the 'bio revolution' or fall behind

The government has poured public money into the bioeconomy yet lets the resulting industries scale up overseas - which is why the new BioRevolution Coalition is calling for growth, jobs and investment to be captured at home, writes Jen Vanderhoven, CEO...

clock 12 June 2026 • 5 min read
Scotland confirms it has halved greenhouse gas emissions since 1990

Climate change

Scotland confirms it has halved greenhouse gas emissions since 1990

New official data shows emissions edged down one per cent in 2024, taking Scotland's emissions to 50.5 per cent below 1990 levels

clock 12 June 2026 • 2 min read
The Super El Niño shock: Why a global food production crisis is on the horizon

Climate change

The Super El Niño shock: Why a global food production crisis is on the horizon

Companies unprepared to weather the storm could face catastrophic disruption, but resilient food businesses will be best place to turn operational risk into lasting competitive advantage, writes Dr Andrew Coburn from Risilience 

clock 11 June 2026 • 4 min read
Costing the Earth: What price will the planet pay for AI?

Infrastructure

Costing the Earth: What price will the planet pay for AI?

Boardrooms around the world have a plan for what AI will deliver, yet few have accounted for what it will cost in carbon, writes Climate Impact Partners CEO Sheri Hickok

clock 10 June 2026 • 5 min read
Why retrofitting remains the most sustainable pathway to future-proofing the built environment

Buildings

Why retrofitting remains the most sustainable pathway to future-proofing the built environment

Partner Insight: SOCOTEC lifts the lid on the economic and environmental benefits of retrofitting buildings rather than demolishing them

clock 10 June 2026 • 5 min read
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