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Brexit

Recycling

Green Brexit: Could the circular economy leave the Brexit negotiations in a spin?

It is unlikely to be anywhere near the top of Theresa May's list of Brexit priorities, but the EU's approach to waste and resources contains plenty of potential political pitfalls

clock 12 April 2017 • 17 min read

Legislation

If we want to save the planet, we can't let Brexit consume us

Brexit may be a mammoth challenge, but we must not let it distract us from driving real action on climate, argues Friends of the Earth's Craig Bennett

clock 12 April 2017 • 3 min read

Politics

Losing the spark? What Brexit means for UK energy

A lack of short-term consequences threatens to mask the long-term dangers Brexit poses to the UK energy market, from increased costs to missed clean energy opportunities

clock 12 April 2017 • 8 min read

Solar

Solarcentury boss: 'We don't know the impact of Brexit and that's not good'

Frans van den Heuvel is confident the UK solar pioneer is delivering on its international expansion plans, but admits Brexit could present a challenge for the UK-based company

clock 11 April 2017 • 9 min read

Solar

Solarcentury beefs up Latin American pipeline, as Brexit fears loom

UK solar firm snaps up 400MW pipeline of utility scale solar projects across five countries, as CEO confirms company is exploring Brexit contingency plans

clock 11 April 2017 • 3 min read

Politics

Vampire arguments that put growth before green are no way to secure a prosperous post-Brexit Britain

Any new trade deal that features 'less climate concern' will simply allow polluting foreign companies to undercut greener UK rivals

clock 10 April 2017 • 6 min read

Politics

Reports: Foreign Office prepares for 'scaled down' climate work

Sunday papers report on civil service documents suggesting embassies to step up focus on trade at expense of "some economic security-related work like climate change and illegal wildlife"

clock 10 April 2017 • 3 min read

Politics

Brexit and the green economy

Baroness Jenny Jones argues Brexit could offer a major opportunity for the green economy and the UK's small businesses

clock 10 April 2017 • 5 min read

Legislation

Brexit and the EU ETS: Carving up the emissions market

Whether the UK stays in the ETS or exits after Brexit could have major implications for carbon intensive businesses on both sides of the Channel

clock 07 April 2017 • 10 min read

Legislation

Brexit could exacerbate EU ETS supply glut in short term, researchers warn

New analysis from Thomson Reuters' Point Carbon suggests UK exit from trading scheme could spark a surge in UK firms offloading emissions allowances

clock 07 April 2017 • 4 min read
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