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Efficiency

Energy bills crisis: The wretched legacy of David Cameron's decision to 'get rid of the green crap'

Policy

Energy bills crisis: The wretched legacy of David Cameron's decision to 'get rid of the green crap'

Coalition-era cuts to energy efficiency and clean energy programmes could hold crucial lessons for policymakers today as they wrestle with how to respond to soaring gas prices

clock 20 January 2022 • 7 min read
The BusinessGreen Leaders Awards are back for 2022

Marketing

The BusinessGreen Leaders Awards are back for 2022

You can now enter the UK's largest and most prestigious green business awards, which is set to return this June

clock 18 January 2022 • 2 min read
HSBC debuts £500m SME-focused green fund

Investment

HSBC debuts £500m SME-focused green fund

New fund to offer one per cent cashback to small and mid-sized businesses taking out loans to fund green improvements

clock 18 January 2022 • 2 min read
L'Oreal declares 'no rinse' conditioner saves 100 litres of water per bottle

BusinessGreen

L'Oreal declares 'no rinse' conditioner saves 100 litres of water per bottle

L'Oreal brand says new innovation will help firm meet its 2030 goal to cut water consumption by a quarter

clock 17 January 2022 • 1 min read
'The worst way to cut energy bills': Campaigners slam reports government is considering cutting energy efficiency levy

Energy

'The worst way to cut energy bills': Campaigners slam reports government is considering cutting energy efficiency levy

The Treasury is reportedly reviewing the Energy Company Obligation as it looks to ease rising energy bills, despite warnings from BEIS that cutting levy would be 'short termist'

clock 11 January 2022 • 4 min read
Optimise, decarbonise, educate: How should businesses respond to the gas price crisis?

Management

Optimise, decarbonise, educate: How should businesses respond to the gas price crisis?

BusinessGreen offers a five point guide for how progressive companies can shield themselves from volatile energy markets while still moving closer to their net zero goals

clock 07 January 2022 • 13 min read
Vattenfall warms up high-temperature heat pump roll out plans

Technology

Vattenfall warms up high-temperature heat pump roll out plans

European energy giant announces it is to begin offering heat pumps in the Netherlands, as it eyes UK market potential

clock 05 January 2022 • 2 min read
Can new building rules trigger a net zero construction boom?

Buildings

Can new building rules trigger a net zero construction boom?

Both Westminster and Brussels have announced new regulations and standards designed to slash emissions from buildings, but concerns remain that reforms are not ambitious enough

clock 15 December 2021 • 9 min read
'Titanic pivot from coal to hydrogen': Are steelmakers prepared for the rapid net zero transformation ahead?

Energy

'Titanic pivot from coal to hydrogen': Are steelmakers prepared for the rapid net zero transformation ahead?

BloombergNEF warns steelmakers to prepare for major green transformation, as cost of shifting from coal to hydrogen and scrap metal could be far cheaper than previously thought

clock 06 December 2021 • 6 min read
 London Mayor touts £51m green upgrade support for 3,200 fuel poor homes

Buildings

London Mayor touts £51m green upgrade support for 3,200 fuel poor homes

Low-income homeowners and Londoners who rent privately will be eligible to claim grants of up to £20,000 from March 2022

clock 06 December 2021 • 3 min read
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