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Michael Holder

Michael Holder

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Michael Holder is BusinessGreen's Editor, providing news, features, analysis and videos for the site. He is particularly interested in politics, clean tech innovation, culture and behaviour change, regenerative agriculture, and the transition away from fossil fuels.

Michael has been covering environmental topics as an NCTJ-qualified journalist for over a decade, initially focusing on recycling, energy from waste and air pollution, and now covering the breadth of the burgeoning net zero economy with BusinessGreen.

He has reported on the climate and biodiversity crises from around the world, on issues ranging from cocoa farming in Ghana, carbon capture and storage in Norway, and the emerging hydrogen economy in Germany, in addition to covering six UN climate summits in Bonn, Madrid, Glasgow, Sharm El Sheikh, the UAE, and Azerbaijan.

As well as chairing panels and webinars, Michael has frequently appeared on TV and radio as a commentator on environmental and climate issues.

Michael posts on BlueSky @michaelholder.bsky.social, and can also be found on LinkedIn.

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Articles by Michael Holder

Study: Improving clean water access could slash carbon emissions by 1.6 billion tonnes

Carbon Trading

Study: Improving clean water access could slash carbon emissions by 1.6 billion tonnes

EXCLUSIVE: Study argues bundling water and climate benefits together in carbon credit projects could unlock much-needed funding for water resilience projects worldwide

clock 22 March 2024 • 3 min read
Ofgem backs £2bn plan for wind power cable link under North Sea

Infrastructure

Ofgem backs £2bn plan for wind power cable link under North Sea

Eastern Green Link 1 scheme would carry wind power between East Lothian and County Durham

clock 21 March 2024 • 3 min read
COP Presidencies' Troika urges governments to deliver 'high ambition' national climate plans in 2025

Climate change

COP Presidencies' Troika urges governments to deliver 'high ambition' national climate plans in 2025

UAE, Azerbaijan, and Brazil promise to deliver more ambitious national climate plans by early next year and urge other nations to follow suit

clock 21 March 2024 • 4 min read
Can the carbon credit market win over its corporate doubters?

Carbon Trading

Can the carbon credit market win over its corporate doubters?

Fresh research provides an important glimpse into current corporate perceptions of the carbon credit market - and the potential additional untapped benefits from investing in nature-based solutions

clock 21 March 2024 • 10 min read
Why Scotland's stretching 2030 climate goals are 'no longer credible'

Politics

Why Scotland's stretching 2030 climate goals are 'no longer credible'

Advisors warn continuing policy delays mean it is highly unlikely Scotland will be able to meet its ambitious climate goals

clock 20 March 2024 • 8 min read
National Grid's £58bn net zero power system blueprint: Five key takeaways

Infrastructure

National Grid's £58bn net zero power system blueprint: Five key takeaways

National Grid ESO has unveiled its vision for a 'once in a generation expansion of the electricity grid' to deliver a net zero power system by 2035 - but what does the ambitious programme mean for green businesses?

clock 19 March 2024 • 14 min read
Why clearer communications is key to unlocking the EV mass market

Automotive

Why clearer communications is key to unlocking the EV mass market

Concerns over chargepoint availability, EV maintenance and costs continue to put off some drivers - but T&E argues more effective communication can help overcome these challenges

clock 18 March 2024 • 10 min read
ONS: UK's low carbon and renewables sectors generated £70bn in revenues in 2022

Skills

ONS: UK's low carbon and renewables sectors generated £70bn in revenues in 2022

Turnover across the UK's green and renewable energy sectors rose 28 per cent between 2021 and 2022, according to new estimates from the Office for National Statistics

clock 08 March 2024 • 4 min read
'We need to accelerate the build-out': UK's onshore wind capacity hits 15GW milestone

Wind

'We need to accelerate the build-out': UK's onshore wind capacity hits 15GW milestone

RenewableUK welcomes milestone, but slams 'nine years of lost progress' since de-facto ban on new onshore wind projects came into force in England

clock 08 March 2024 • 4 min read
Bottling it: Aldi to sell own-brand wine in paper bottles in 'UK first'

Efficiency

Bottling it: Aldi to sell own-brand wine in paper bottles in 'UK first'

Supermarket to become first in UK to ditch glass in favour of lightweight paper bottles for its own-brand red and white wine from later this month

clock 08 March 2024 • 2 min read
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