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BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week
And then there were two: England gets its second onshore wind turbine in the last 12 months
AWGroup switches on new turbine in Bedfordshire - and calls on the government to make it easier to deliver the cheapest form of new power generation
- by James Murray (@james_bg)
UK regulator ditches ESG proposals for company boards in updated governance code
Financial Reporting Council opts against inclusion of ESG expectations in corporate governance code in favour of less 'intrusive and prescriptive' requirements
- by Michael Holder (@michaelholder)
Can 2030 emissions targets still be met? 10 worrying questions posed by the latest Hinkley Point C delays
The fallout from the latest delays to the flagship Hinkley Point nuclear project are wide-ranging - and they present significant challenges for both the government and the opposition
- by James Murray (@james_bg)
Analysis: UK must increase green public investment by £26bn a year to tackle environmental threats
LSE and University of Cambridge analysis calls for 'coherent set of public policies' and funding boost equivalent to around one per cent of GDP to address climate change and biodiversity loss
- by Stuart Stone (@sstone26)
Google to invest $1bn in low-carbon UK data centre
Tech giant's latest UK investment to be powered by clean electricity and provide captured heat to nearby homes and businesses
- by Stuart Stone (@sstone26)
Don't forget to get your entries in for this year's UK Green Business Awards ahead of the March 1st deadline.
