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Study: Electricity bills rising 'much more slowly' than gas due to UK's clean power drive

Study: Electricity bills rising 'much more slowly' than gas due to UK's clean power drive

Energy
Michael Holder
Michael Holder
clock 25 September 2026 • 6 min read
How a global push to 'repower' ageing wind and solar farms could transform the clean energy transition
Energy

How a global push to 'repower' ageing wind and solar farms could transform the clean energy transition

Ageing wind and solar capacity that is approaching the end of its initial lifespan is set to have 'profound' implications for the global energy transition, according to Wood Mackenzie

Michael Holder
Michael Holder
clock 25 September 2026 • 6 min read
How thousands of small generators are helping Riverford cut 'controllable emissions'
Energy

How thousands of small generators are helping Riverford cut 'controllable emissions'

Riverford has opted to defer a hugely ambitious goal to reach net zero emissions by 2030, but it is now doubling down on efforts to deliver on its revised carbon targets in partnership with Good Energy

Stuart Stone
Stuart Stone
clock 25 September 2026 • 9 min read
Global Briefing: Climate-impacted flash floods a 'warning to world', says Nepal's PM
Climate change

Global Briefing: Climate-impacted flash floods a 'warning to world', says Nepal's PM

Leader warns of 'colossal' climate price being paid by smaller nations, High Seas Treaty passes 100 ratifications, and Australia's opposition leader claims COP31 co-host has 'done its bit' on climate

Stuart Stone
Stuart Stone
clock 25 September 2026 • 12 min read
Risk

Latest agricultural yield estimates point to 'worst harvest on record'

clock 25 September 2026 • 3 min read
Skills

Women in Green Business Awards 2026: Two weeks to go

clock 23 September 2026 • 1 min read
Biodiversity

'Sleeping giant': Poll highlights nature protection as growing concern for voters

clock 25 September 2026 • 5 min read
Aviation

Reports suggest Andy Burnham 'open minded' over Heathrow expansion plans

clock 25 September 2026 • 4 min read
Wind

Vattenfall unveils plans for two new East Anglian onshore wind farms

clock 25 September 2026 • 2 min read
Haulage

PragmaCharge and Prologis open heavy-truck charging hub

clock 25 September 2026 • 2 min read
Editor's briefings
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Summer of extremes, the Burnham bounce, and Heathrow expansion

Summer of extremes, the Burnham bounce, and Heathrow expansion

EU carbon market shake-up, green skills reforms, and the sustainability profession in 2026

EU carbon market shake-up, green skills reforms, and the sustainability profession in 2026

Sustainable cooling, 30x30 plans, and the Tories' net zero purge

Sustainable cooling, 30x30 plans, and the Tories' net zero purge

Heatwave impacts, change at Number 10, and reflections on London Climate Action Week

Heatwave impacts, change at Number 10, and reflections on London Climate Action Week

Analysis
npower Business Solutions: 'It's going to be a very expensive winter next year for businesses'
Energy

npower Business Solutions: 'It's going to be a very expensive winter next year for businesses'

npower Business Solutions' Anthony Ainsworth joins BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray to unpack the key findings from the company’s latest Business Energy Tracker

clock 22 September 2026 • 1 min read
SFI 'fiasco' sparks calls for bigger nature-friendly farming budget amid huge demand
Policy

SFI 'fiasco' sparks calls for bigger nature-friendly farming budget amid huge demand

MPs and environmental campaigners call for overhaul of how Sustainable Farming Incentive funding is allocated, after thousands of farmers were left high and dry when allocation window abruptly closed this week

clock 24 September 2026 • 9 min read
How Fristads Workwear stitched circularity into its sustainability strategy
Management

How Fristads Workwear stitched circularity into its sustainability strategy

Fristads Workwear's David Snelling and BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray discuss how the 100-year-old company is embedding integrated sustainability measures throughout its product life cycles

clock 21 September 2026 • 1 min read
UK household recycling rates were flat once again in 2024 - but are improvements on the way?
Recycling

UK household recycling rates were flat once again in 2024 - but are improvements on the way?

The share of household waste collected from doorsteps and sent for recycling has barely changed in 15 years, but there are hopes new simpler collection rules could deliver some much needed progress

clock 24 September 2026 • 7 min read
Could smart tariffs hold the key to tackling the UK's rising energy bills?
Policy

Could smart tariffs hold the key to tackling the UK's rising energy bills?

Wide-ranging report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies proposes series of policy interventions that could help lower domestic energy costs while still driving decarbonisation

clock 22 September 2026 • 15 min read
Two years on: Lessons from the UK's first Net Zero Neighbourhood
Buildings

Two years on: Lessons from the UK's first Net Zero Neighbourhood

Partner Insight: What happens when net zero ambitions meet the realities of existing communities? Two years on, Brockmoor is revealing what neighbourhood-scale decarbonisation actually takes

clock 22 September 2026 • 1 min read
Opinion
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EmpCo: Why new EU rules on 'greenwashing' have big implications for UK businesses

EmpCo: Why new EU rules on 'greenwashing' have big implications for UK businesses

Why placing a 'carbon storage obligation' on North Sea oil and gas could benefit UK industry

Why placing a 'carbon storage obligation' on North Sea oil and gas could benefit UK industry

AI holds risks and opportunities for sustainability professionals - we must use it responsibly

AI holds risks and opportunities for sustainability professionals - we must use it responsibly

Financing a climate-resilient UK that is built to last

Financing a climate-resilient UK that is built to last

The carbon credits debate is finally shifting from 'whether' to invest to 'how'

The carbon credits debate is finally shifting from 'whether' to invest to 'how'

Editors blog
The mystery of the missing vision
Politics

The mystery of the missing vision

The Burnham administration's devolution and cost of living agenda has a lot to recommend it, but why is it not being clearly linked to the government's decarbonisation efforts?

James Murray
James Murray
clock 08 September 2026 • 4 min read
Summertime silence
Politics

Summertime silence

The right of British politics has stepped up its attacks on climate action in recent weeks, so why has the rest of the political spectrum largely failed to seize the 'teachable moment' presented by crippling heatwaves to highlight the vital importance...

James Murray
James Murray
clock 04 August 2026 • 4 min read
A hot messy summer
Climate change

A hot messy summer

As the wildfires rage, what passes for climate discourse on the right of British politics is plumbing depressing new depths

James Murray
James Murray
clock 31 July 2026 • 9 min read

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