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You could be a BusinessGreen Leader – Five green things we’ve learnt this week

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The best green companies in the UK should be preparing their entries for annual BusinessGreen Leaders Awards

10 Feb 2012

Grad students design an 'EcoFridge' that uses 40 per cent less energy

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Autodesk supported design project promises to slash domestic energy use

10 Feb 2012

Pass the parcel – who is responsible?

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Trewin Restorick warns government and insurers could be playing a dangerous game with the UK's water strategy

10 Feb 2012

There's inefficient, and then there's really inefficient

Labour MP Alan Whitehead slams claims from 100 Tory MPs that wind power is more inefficient than nuclear and coal energy

09 Feb 2012

Caroline Flint - Building a Green Economy speech, in full

The present Chancellor believes that the green agenda is bad for business, bad for jobs and bad for growth

07 Feb 2012

Five green things we've learned this week

From a new energy secretary to keeping the news coming when the lights go out, we run down the key lessons of the week

03 Feb 2012

How mandatory carbon reporting will help, not hinder, the market

Policy Exchange's Guy Newey argues that well thought out carbon reporting rules will help businesses innovate and cut costs

02 Feb 2012

Government must step in from the sidelines of shale gas debate

Shadow energy minister Tom Greatrex says the environmental and safety concerns around fracking demand closer attention

01 Feb 2012

Fukushima response a model for UK demand reduction

AlertMe founder Pilgrim Beart says post-disaster Japan shows countries can cope with deep cuts in electricity use

30 Jan 2012

Masdar needs you – Five things we’ve learnt this week

BusinessGreen runs down the key green lessons from the past seven days

27 Jan 2012

What next for the world's greenest city?

Will Nichols discovers Abu Dhabi is determined not to let teething problems derail Masdar City

27 Jan 2012

The silent alarm of climate change

Will Nichols argues it is time for businesses to wake up to the alarms raised in the latest climate impact report

26 Jan 2012

Court of Appeal rejects DECC’s solar subsidy appeal – the reaction

BusinessGreen runs down the industry's reaction to today's ruling rejecting government plans to impose retrospective cuts to solar feed-in tariffs

25 Jan 2012

DECC loses solar subsidy appeal: ruling in full

Read the Court of Appeal's ruling rejecting government plans to impose retrospective cuts to solar feed-in tariffs

25 Jan 2012

The secret to green customer engagement – Could your customers help you cut emissions?

Hosted in association with Accor, this on-demand webinar provides an insight into how leading green firms are encouraging consumers to embrace sustainability

24 Jan 2012

Winning over the finance department - making the financial case for green initiatives

Hosted in association with CloudApps, this on-demand webinar provides tips and advice on how to build support for green projects

24 Jan 2012

Five things we've learnt at the World Future Energy Summit 2012

Will Nichols runs down the key lessons from this year's World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi

19 Jan 2012

Greg Barker: Preparing for the Green Deal

Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Greg Barker sets out his vision for how the government's energy efficiency financing scheme can help slash UK greenhouse gas emissions

17 Jan 2012

World Future Energy Summit 2012 - all the latest

Will Nichols reports on all the latest news from the world's largest clean energy conference

16 Jan 2012

E.ON warms to renewable heat revolution

E.ON’s Michael Woodhead outlines how the company’s Sustainable Energy division is blazing a path towards a decentralised energy future

16 Jan 2012

"The EU's new eco-looney tax": Five green things we’ve learnt this week

The price of complying with aviation emissions trading scheme is the same as half a chocolate bar – and other lessons from the week

13 Jan 2012

2012: This time it really will be the year of the electric car

New plug-in hybrid models, battery leasing and more charge points mean the UK is primed for an EV explosion, says Will Nichols

09 Jan 2012

Five green things we’ve learned this week

From the "Environmental Taliban" to the credit crunch, we run down the lessons from the first week of the year

06 Jan 2012

"A continuous embarrassment" - Green quotes of the week

Who said what in the world of green business this week?

06 Jan 2012

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