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'Max Power': New Octopus renewables tariff aims to cut business energy bills by up to 25 per cent

Energy

'Max Power': New Octopus renewables tariff aims to cut business energy bills by up to 25 per cent

New tariff aims to make it easier for businesses with onsite renewable generation assets to optimise the use of the green power they produce

clock 08 February 2023 • 1 min read
Report: Paying farmers to sequester CO2 far cheaper than carbon capture tech

Policy

Report: Paying farmers to sequester CO2 far cheaper than carbon capture tech

Supporting farmers to manage land to expand carbon sinks offers a far cheaper route to net zero than scaling up bioenergy with carbon capture technologies, Green Alliance study argues

clock 20 January 2023 • 3 min read
Green leap forward: Bristol launches joint venture to lead £1bn carbon-cutting efforts

Biomass

Green leap forward: Bristol launches joint venture to lead £1bn carbon-cutting efforts

'World first' scheme aims to raise over £1bn for projects that transform the way Bristol generates, distributes, stores and uses energy

clock 19 January 2023 • 3 min read
Study: $246bn-worth of global hydropower projects reliant on threatened cloud forests

Risk

Study: $246bn-worth of global hydropower projects reliant on threatened cloud forests

New study details how unique ecosystems that capture moisture from the air at altitude are helping to provide vital water resources for the hydro industry

clock 13 December 2022 • 4 min read
BusinessGreen Intelligence Whitepaper: COP27 and the implications for business

Energy

BusinessGreen Intelligence Whitepaper: COP27 and the implications for business

Latest whitepaper offers invaluable insights on this year's global COP27 summit and its impact on business

clock 05 December 2022 • 1 min read
Zoom in on Net Zero - with Drax Group's Catriona Reynolds

CCS

Zoom in on Net Zero - with Drax Group's Catriona Reynolds

VIDEO: Energy firm's BECCS strategy and engagement manager chats to BusinessGreen's James Murray about negative emissions and biomass energy

clock 02 December 2022 • 1 min read
Shell to acquire European biogas giant Nature Energy in $2bn deal

Biomass

Shell to acquire European biogas giant Nature Energy in $2bn deal

Oil and gas giant accelerates global low carbon fuels push with deal to buy Nature Energy Biogas

clock 29 November 2022 • 2 min read
'Missing in action': Environment Agency faces legal complaint over farming pollution enforcement

Legislation

'Missing in action': Environment Agency faces legal complaint over farming pollution enforcement

WWF and ClientEarth lodge complaint with the Office for Environmental Protection over Environment Agency's failure to impose sanctions on farmers who breach pollution laws

clock 28 November 2022 • 6 min read
Marine Conservation Society joins legal action against government sewage spill plan

Politics

Marine Conservation Society joins legal action against government sewage spill plan

Conservation charity becomes co-claimant in legal action against the government over alleged failures in plan to tackle sewage overflows

clock 28 November 2022 • 4 min read
BusinessGreen Intelligence Whitepaper: PPAs and the corporate renewables revolution

Energy

BusinessGreen Intelligence Whitepaper: PPAs and the corporate renewables revolution

How leading firms are accelerating the transition to 100 per cent renewables

clock 17 November 2022 • 1 min read
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'Max Power': New Octopus renewables tariff aims to cut business energy bills by up to 25 per cent

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