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Amber Rolt

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Amber Rolt is an award-winning journalist providing news, features, and analysis for BusinessGreen and in-depth whitepapers for BusinessGreen Intelligence. 

She is particularly interested in the circular economy, decarbonising the built environment, the role of clean tech, and nature restoration and recovery. 

Amber has been covering environmental topics for BusinessGreen since 2023 and has a career as a business correspondent spanning over a decade. She has previously covered property, hospitality, retail and leisure, and the music industry. 

In 2015 she won ‘New journalist of the year’ at the IBP awards and ‘Newcomer of the year’ at the LSL Property Press Awards. And in 2017 she was named as a winner at MHP Group’s ‘Young Journalist Awards: 30 To Watch’.   

Amber holds a MA in journalism from City University, London, and a BA in Spanish from the University of Bristol.

Articles by Amber Rolt

Iberdrola and Amazon sign global wind and solar PPA drive

Investment

Iberdrola and Amazon sign global wind and solar PPA drive

Iberdrola and Amazon announce global collaboration to support the development of large-scale renewable energy projects

clock 31 March 2023 • 4 min read
'Green day': UK Infrastructure Bank prepares £200m energy storage investment

Investment

'Green day': UK Infrastructure Bank prepares £200m energy storage investment

Bank announces it is working with Centrica to drive investment and development in crucial energy storage technologies through two new funds

clock 30 March 2023 • 4 min read
All aboard the train to zero: UK's first carbon capture rail link planned in England's north east

Rail

All aboard the train to zero: UK's first carbon capture rail link planned in England's north east

Energy from waste operator Enfinium teams up with liquid storage provider Navigator Terminals to draw up plans for UK's first carbon capture rail corridor linking industrial sites in North Yorkshire and Teesside

clock 29 March 2023 • 2 min read
AdGreen: First full-year carbon audit of UK advertising underscores 'huge opportunity' to slash CO2

Marketing

AdGreen: First full-year carbon audit of UK advertising underscores 'huge opportunity' to slash CO2

CO2 generated from over 500 UK advertising projects calculated by AdGreen, as campaign urges advertisers, creative agencies, and production companies to go further and faster in tackling their climate impact

clock 29 March 2023 • 4 min read
North Sea Controversy: Does the UK really need new oil and gas projects for a secure transition to net zero?

Energy

North Sea Controversy: Does the UK really need new oil and gas projects for a secure transition to net zero?

A new report from Offshore Energies UK argues new oil and gas projects can bolster energy security and be made compatible with net zero goals - but green groups remain utterly unconvinced

clock 28 March 2023 • 12 min read
Clean cooking: Gold Standard verifies world's first electric clean cooking carbon credits in Africa

Carbon Accounting

Clean cooking: Gold Standard verifies world's first electric clean cooking carbon credits in Africa

The new project will help African families to switch from unsustainable wood-based fuels to zero-emission electric cooking

clock 28 March 2023 • 3 min read
Survey: House hunters willing to pay £16,130 extra for homes with green features

Buildings

Survey: House hunters willing to pay £16,130 extra for homes with green features

Prospective house buyers are increasingly on the hunt for green technologies, such as triple glazing and renewable energy sources, over previously favoured period features

clock 24 March 2023 • 2 min read
Divestment Day: Pension funds, financial institutions and councils urged to stop investing in climate crisis

Investment

Divestment Day: Pension funds, financial institutions and councils urged to stop investing in climate crisis

UK Divest coalition leads latest round of action ramping up pressure on investors to stop backing fossil fuel projects

clock 24 March 2023 • 4 min read
'Alarm bells should be ringing': New global wind installations falls 15 per cent in 2022

Wind

'Alarm bells should be ringing': New global wind installations falls 15 per cent in 2022

BloombergNEF figures show global commissioning of new wind turbines fell to 86GW last year due to slowdown in US and China

clock 24 March 2023 • 3 min read
For peat's sake: Anger as full government ban on peat-based gardening products deferred until 2030

Biodiversity

For peat's sake: Anger as full government ban on peat-based gardening products deferred until 2030

Ban on sales of peat based compost for gardeners will come into effect in 2024, but government has confirmed it will not be extended to the professional horticulture market until 2030

clock 24 March 2023 • 5 min read
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