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Stuart Stone

Stuart Stone

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Stuart Stone is editor of BusinessGreen Intelligence. He has lead BusinessGreen's Intelligence output since its launch in March 2023 by writing case studies, interviews and trend reports designed to help sustainable business leaders in their work. He has also provided news and analysis for the site since joining BusinessGreen in January 2023.

Stuart is particularly interested in green start-ups, culture and behaviour change, nature, the role of clean tech and circular innovation in day-to-day living, and the uphill battle to make sport more sustainable.

Prior to joining BusinessGreen, Stuart spent almost four years covering the hospitality and drinks sector at “pub trade bible” The Morning Advertiser, where he was a head category judge at the Great British Pub Awards on multiple occasions.

He also enjoyed a brief spell covering innovation and technology in the water and energy sectors at Utility Week, has freelanced for British GQ and Telegraph Sport, and written matchday blogs for UEFA’s Champions League, Europa League and international fixtures. Before training as a journalist Stuart spent four years working in commercial media at Men’s Fitness and The Telegraph Media Group’s branded content team.

Stuart studied journalism at City University, a BA in modern history and politics at Royal Holloway, University of London, and is certified Carbon Literate by The Carbon Literacy Project.

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Articles by Stuart Stone

eBay: UK shoppers leading a 'global rethink' as almost half buy second-hand

Waste

eBay: UK shoppers leading a 'global rethink' as almost half buy second-hand

UK shoppers at the forefront of a second-hand retail boom, with more than nine-in-ten planning to increase their spending on pre-loved items, according to major new survey

clock 18 November 2025 • 4 min read
Boiler Upgrade Scheme: Government set to expand scheme to include air conditioning heat pumps

Policy

Boiler Upgrade Scheme: Government set to expand scheme to include air conditioning heat pumps

Government expands heat pump scheme to include heat batteries and 'air-to-air devices' that can cool homes in summer, despite speculation over budget cuts

clock 18 November 2025 • 4 min read
How can businesses boost the UK's tree planting rates?

Biodiversity

How can businesses boost the UK's tree planting rates?

EXPLAINER: Fears are growing the UK will struggle to meet its tree planting and nature targets - what can businesses to do help restore UK woodland?

clock 17 November 2025 • 14 min read
Study: Renewables rollout could trigger 'perfect political storm' without constraint cost shake-up

Energy

Study: Renewables rollout could trigger 'perfect political storm' without constraint cost shake-up

Success of Clean Power 2030 mission depends on using renewables ‘intelligently’, not just building more capacity, report warns

clock 17 November 2025 • 6 min read
Ofgem confirms £164m investment in core UK hydrogen network

Energy

Ofgem confirms £164m investment in core UK hydrogen network

Regulator backs three National Gas projects to accelerate the delivery of a core hydrogen network for the UK

clock 17 November 2025 • 3 min read
BAFTA Albert creates 'first ever' guide to sustainable film and TV production

Workplace

BAFTA Albert creates 'first ever' guide to sustainable film and TV production

Screen industry sustainability organisation reveals carbon emissions for the production industry reached almost 175,000 tonnes in 2024

clock 17 November 2025 • 5 min read
How Hurd built an app to push employee-led climate action into the mainstream

Skills

How Hurd built an app to push employee-led climate action into the mainstream

Hurd creator Sophie Lambin reflects on her efforts to bridge the gap between 'bottom-up energy' and business ambition to hit climate targets

clock 17 November 2025 • 9 min read
Nature is 'not the enemy' of housebuilding, MPs tell government

Biodiversity

Nature is 'not the enemy' of housebuilding, MPs tell government

Environmental Audit Committee report challenges ‘lazy narrative’ that environmental protection is blocking development

clock 16 November 2025 • 6 min read
Global Briefing: China's CO2 emissions flat or falling for past 18 months

Energy

Global Briefing: China's CO2 emissions flat or falling for past 18 months

China's CO2 emissions have plateaued, a new analysis claims, plus Gates Foundation pledges $1.4bn in climate resilience funding and Octopus Energy's Zero Bills homes arrive in France

clock 14 November 2025 • 9 min read
Environment Agency forecasts continued drought in 2026 without 'sustained' winter rainfall

Climate change

Environment Agency forecasts continued drought in 2026 without 'sustained' winter rainfall

Record dry spring and four summer heatwaves mean hosepipe bans and drought conditions could extend into next year, report warns

clock 14 November 2025 • 5 min read
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