Politics

Canadian government's proposed exemption for tar sands pipeline sparks protests, data shows Australia's emissions have edged downwards, and the Philippines is moving forward with plans for its first offshore wind farms

National Emergency Briefing in Westminster calls on policymakers to rise above 'comfortable short-term options' and adopt a 'World War Two level' of leadership in response to the climate crisis

COP30 may not have delivered the outcome climate science shows the world needs, but it demonstrated that the multilateral UN Paris Agreement process is alive, writes Corporate Leaders Group UK director Bev Cornaby

The flexibility Market Facilitator has the potential to become a cornerstone of our modern energy system - but potential is not enough, writes Labour MP and ADE vice president James Naish MP

Chancellor moves to prevent gap between two rates of Landfill tax getting any wider, rather than creating single rate

BusinessGreen's all-you-need-to-know guide to the green announcements in today's Autumn Budget

Rachel Reeves sent a series of mixed signals to the green economy, which could have been avoided if only there had been a clearer narrative

Government confirms Energy Profits Levy will be replaced by Oil and Gas Profits Mechanism, as it announces details of promised ban on new drilling and exploration licenses

Green businesses and NGOs reflect on a Budget that delivered a decidedly mixed bag for the UK's net zero transition

But green groups warn decision to axe ECO energy efficiency scheme and plans for new pay-per-mile EV levy are sending mixed signals to the green economy