Interview

Workforce 2030: Sophie Locke, conversation lead at the Blue Marine Foundation, reflects on navigating 'very steep but equally rewarding' learning curves in her career journey to date

Heat battery firm's founder and CEO James Macnaghten explains why he takes inspiration from Victorian-era engineers, and how scale comes from repeatability and simplicity

The sustainability director at sports retailer Decathlon explains the importance of translating green ambition into practical decisions, and why new ideas are coming from people 'at the edges' of existing industries

Trailblazing women from across the green economy reflect on what winning a Women in Green Business Award in 2025 meant for their career and company - and how to make an entry shine through with honesty and passion

Ecotricity CEO Asif Rehmanwala and BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray discuss how the green industrial revolution is gathering pace and helping to bolster UK energy security

King's Cross' director of sustainability reflects on a role that stretches from plant room to boardroom and why the most important 'green skill' remains strong commercial acumen

David Ward, CEO of Oxford PV, reflects on how the firm has translated strong lab performance into technology that is delivering cutting-edge performance in real world conditions

Workforce 2030: Blue Marine Foundation CEO Clare Brook discusses her career path from impact investing to leading Europe's largest marine conservation NGO

Aira UK's managing director explains why it's crucial to look beyond the rhetoric and focus on shared values when talking about sustainability

BusinessGreen Intelligence speaks to Dick Newell, founder of Action for Swifts, after Scotland introduced rules requiring swift bricks in new buildings