Taxation

European Commission accused of 'massively underestimating' future debt to GDP ratios, as its projections fail to take account of climate impacts

Clean tech and low-carbon materials are at the heart of proposals to increase manufacturing's share of EU GDP to 20 per cent by 2035 - but do the plans go far enough?

Businesses watching nature markets and biodiversity credits should pay closer attention to current UN tax cooperation treaty talks, as they may prove hugely consequential, write Professor Jessica Dempsey and the Tax Justice Network's Luke Holland

Government confirms it is to shift inflation indexation for legacy FiT and RO schemes from the Retail Price Index to the lower Consumer Price Index from April

BusinessGreen's all-you-need-to-know overview of the government's new £15bn Warm Homes Plan

Budget promises funding for carbon-free transport, clean heat for homes and businesses, and efforts to restore Scotland’s natural environment

New Oxfam GB analysis shows each of member of the UK’s richest 0.1 per cent emits more carbon in eight days than someone in the bottom 50 per cent does in a year

Cornwall Insight analysis predicts measures in Autumn Budget to slash energy price cap by eight per cent

Flagship levies on carbon intensive materials imported from outside the EU entered into force on 1 January

European Commission proposes reforms to CBAM that would see a further 180 imported steel and aluminium products impacted by the levy