Opinion

Firms often focus on targets and announcements - but emissions are reduced in procurement decisions, certification cycles, and supply chain negotiations, writes ABB's Gianluca Casanova

Unless we plan infrastructure around demand, and how it interacts with the grid, public charge points will remain far more expensive than charging at home, writes Andy Hackett from the Centre for Net Zero

Statutory measures to reduce methane emissions could both strengthen Britain's energy security and accelerate the shift to clean power, writes Kim O’Dowd from the Environmental Investigation Agency

Place-based approaches are proving to be effective in the UK's renewables race, writes Hannah Simons from Lloyds Banking Group

Done properly, Biodiversity Net Gain can create harmony between housebuilding and nature restoration, writes Elliott Malik from the Conservative Environment Network

If net zero is framed around safer communities, cheaper transport, warmer homes, restored nature and visible local improvement, public support will build, writes Sizzle CEO Trewin Restorick

As the UK faces its second major energy price shock in four years, bold and systemic reform is more urgent than ever in order to close the 'spark gap', writes Talan UK & Ireland's Gemma Drake

Geothermal energy holds huge potential in the UK, but sector needs government strategic policy and targeted financial backing to scale, writes the REA's Neil McLoughlin

Workforce 2030: The UK energy sector must we rise to the challenge of creating thousands of interesting, long-term and rewarding low carbon technology jobs, writes Calisen's San Johal

Farmers are increasingly receiving contracts that include stipulations for reducing emissions - but meeting these goals requires investment, writes Net Zero Hero founder and managing director Arsha Branson