Infrastructure
Smart meters: Over-65s leading the charge, survey shows
Smart Energy GB research suggests pensioners are most likely age group to own a smart meter as awareness of the technology continues to grow
The BusinessGreen Guide to the SDG: SDG11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities
BusinessGreen explores how businesses can help deliver on the pledge to 'make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable'
Aurora: Smart grids and storage present £6bn opportunity
New analysis from Aurora Energy Research predicts around 13GW of flexible and distributed generation assets set to be deployed through to 2030
Report: UK must retrofit draughty homes to meet carbon targets
All UK homes need an energy efficiency overhaul to slash emissions, experts warn
World Bank dumps Kosovo plant, ending support for coal worldwide
The Kosova e Re lignite plant could not compete with renewables on price, said bank president Jim Yong Kim
Why the UK's ageing infrastructure might be an advantage in the global digital revolution
Ramboll UK's Chris Fry explains how the UK has a huge opportunity to replace its ageing infrastructure with greener, cleaner upgrades
The BusinessGreen Guide to the SDGs: SDG9 - Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
BusinessGreen explores how the pledge to 'build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation' will play out for the business community
UK fossil fuel power hits new record low
Latest quarterly figures from EnAppSys show that fossil fuels delivered just 41per cent of the power mix in the three months to the end of September
'Tell Sid' the future of energy is local
IPPR's Hywel Lloyd and Luke Murphy reveal how a decentralised clean energy system could deliver on the vision of both Clement Atlee and Margaret Thatcher
The BusinessGreen Guide to the SDGs: SDG7 - Affordable and Clean Energy
BusinessGreen assesses the business implications of the pledge to 'ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all'
UK Power Reserve and Fluence to build 120MW battery storage fleet
UK Power Reserve confirms plans for new wave of battery storage projects following success at 2016 Capacity Market auction
Could Trump's trade war fuel surge in Chinese pollution?
Reports suggest Beijing is to end curbs on coal power and steel production designed to tackle air pollution
Hubject and Star Charge China unveil plans for 'world's largest charging network'
Charging network providers ink agreement to boost electric vehicle infrastructure in China and Europe
'Game-changer': World Bank unveils multi-billion dollar battery storage investment drive
Climate finance boost for developing nations also sees BlackRock partner with France, Germany, and philanthropic foundations to scale up renewables
EO Charging powers up expansion plans following £13m investment
UK start up secures funding from Zouk Capital in support of charge point roll out plans
UK jails 'first environmental protestors since 1932' over anti-fracking blockade
The men 'deserve our gratitude, not a prison term', Greenpeace's executive director said, after judge handed them 15-16 month sentences
Jeremy Corbyn vows to put green jobs at heart of Labour's economic plan
'There is no bigger threat facing humanity than climate change. We must lead by example.'
Opec predicts massive rise in oil production over next five years
Increasing demand from airlines will more than offset reductions from electric cars
OGCI: ExxonMobil, Chevron and Occidental Petroleum join oil industry climate group
International oil and gas alliance welcomes new members, as campaigners warn of 'greenwashing at its most fundamental form'
'Historic victory': Planning officals reject appeal over Welsh coal mine extension
Planning Inspectorate closes Miller Argent's appeal against decision to block Nant Llesg coal mine expansion
Government green lights second Cuadrilla fracking well
Drilling set to start within weeks, after government controversially signs off on latest fracking project
Why England needs universal food waste collections
ADBA's Charlotte Morton explains why it's essential the government commits to universal food waste collections in Defra's upcoming Resource and Waste Strategy
Reflective Pricing: Could a tweak to energy tariffs drive low carbon heating roll out?
New study from Energy Systems Catapult argues clearer accounting for fixed costs could make heat pumps more attractive - and solar panels less so
Labour is divided over its proposed fracking ban - Cuadrilla chief
Accusation comes only weeks before the UK's first fracking in seven years
