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Legislation

Policy

Government's green progress has stalled, claim campaigners

Analysis of 29 low-carbon commitments finds just seven have advanced since 2010, with poor policy blamed for the hold-up

clock 15 September 2011 •

Legislation

Business must be careful what it wishes for in the battle over planning

clock 09 September 2011 •

Legislation

Dual-track regulation could cut red tape for green firms

Terry A’Hearn of WSP Environment & Energy says the government should overhaul environmental regulations to support green businesses

clock 09 September 2011 •

Legislation

Could the Big Six end up facing billion-pound insulation fines?

Under the CERT scheme, energy giants could be fined 10 per cent of global turnover if they fail to meet energy saving targets

clock 07 September 2011 •

Efficiency

Huhne tells Big Six to 'pull their finger out' and increase domestic insulation rates

Figures show 300,000 homes were insulated in past three months under CERT, but DECC insists the Big Six must move faster

clock 07 September 2011 •

Risk

Updated: Government angers green groups with latest offshore drilling approvals

Charles Hendry confirms new consent for deepwater exploration, despite recent North Sea spill

clock 06 September 2011 •

Legislation

Obama outrages green groups with decision to halt smog rules

Surprise announcement confirms tightening of US smog rules will have to wait until 2013

clock 02 September 2011 •

Investment

"Comfortable muesli" - Green quotes of the week

Who said what in the world of green business this week?

clock 02 September 2011 •

Legislation

Green firms urged to help Defra cut red tape

Veolia executive calls for a more joined up approach to green regulation as part of Red Tape Challenge

clock 02 September 2011 •

Legislation

Canada proposes crackdown on coal-fired power

Proposed standards would in effect ban coal-fired power stations without carbon capture capabilities

clock 22 August 2011 •
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