Recession provides boost to blue chip's green investment
Ernst & Young survey of multinational firms finds spending on low carbon technologies is rising as businesses seek to cut costs and manage climate risks
Far from quelling interest in clean technologies, the global recession has piqued blue chip firms' interest in investing in low carbon technologies and business models as they seek to identify opportunities...
More on Technology
More news
Kingfisher confirms science based targets for operations and products
Home improvement giant secures independent approval for new targets aiming to cut both emissions from its operations and how customers use its products
Beyond Brexit: Trade, standards, and 'environmental advancement'
The UK's external trade arrangements after Brexit must be such that they secure the UK's environmental standards and allow them to tighten over time argues Nick Molho at the Aldersgate Group
Centrica steps up investment in 'intelligent home' vision
Energy giant announces investments in home energy management specialist GreenCom Networks and intelligent hot water technology developer Mixergy
Greg Clark insists UK can lead world in EVs as he defends clean growth ambition
Business Secretary expresses 'frustration' at Honda's decision to close Swindon car plant, as Corbyn touts Labour plans for 'large-scale' green investment