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BusinessGreen Intelligence

'This is almost like a Petri dish for us': Inside London's first battery-powered music festival

Management

'This is almost like a Petri dish for us': Inside London's first battery-powered music festival

Earlier this summer Massive Attack headlined 'London's greenest' festival, which organisers has used as a testbed for a host of pioneering environmental initiatives

clock 21 August 2025 • 12 min read
Jane Gaston: 'We need to stop using the term 'green''

Energy

Jane Gaston: 'We need to stop using the term 'green''

Net Zero North West's CEO explains why climate action is more cost-effective than doing nothing, and argues the most exciting clean tech innovations are those 'we don't even know exist'

clock 19 August 2025 • 5 min read
How Halcyon is using classic cars to create a 'world-class' demonstrator for clean auto tech

Automotive

How Halcyon is using classic cars to create a 'world-class' demonstrator for clean auto tech

Charlie Metcalfe, founder and COO of Halcyon, discusses the challenges of adapting a modern EV platform to fit 'tight, irregular' 1970s chassis and the need for clear roadmap to drive EV uptake

clock 18 August 2025 • 6 min read
How Wimbledon is aiming to ace the climate adaptation challenge

Facilities

How Wimbledon is aiming to ace the climate adaptation challenge

The All England Lawn Tennis Club's Hattie Park explains how an expanded Wimbledon Championships is planning to adapt to extreme weather and stay the course with its sustainability targets

clock 14 August 2025 • 12 min read
Beth Thoren: 'I don't think we should be asking people to be perfect'

Climate change

Beth Thoren: 'I don't think we should be asking people to be perfect'

Patagonia's director of environmental action reflects on her 'non-traditional' route into the green economy, and why business skills made her a good fit for roles in conservation

clock 12 August 2025 • 7 min read
How Sparxell is replacing 19th-century colour chemistry with nature-inspired solutions

Technology

How Sparxell is replacing 19th-century colour chemistry with nature-inspired solutions

Sparxell's founder and CEO reflects how the industrial colour sector could eliminate toxic dyes and mined metals and minerals

clock 11 August 2025 • 6 min read
How Zenobe turned 'crisis' into opportunity by getting on board with electric buses

Technology

How Zenobe turned 'crisis' into opportunity by getting on board with electric buses

Zenobē co-founder James Basden explains how the largest electric bus operator in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand never intended to have an EV fleet business

clock 06 August 2025 • 8 min read
Sarah Calcutt: 'We all have to take responsibility for making small changes wherever we can'

Waste

Sarah Calcutt: 'We all have to take responsibility for making small changes wherever we can'

City Harvest CEO Sarah Calcutt discusses the cumulative impact of small actions, and why if nobody is listening then you're in the wrong place

clock 05 August 2025 • 6 min read
Fifty years of Brompton: Inside the British brand pedalling greener bikes and behaviour change

Transport

Fifty years of Brompton: Inside the British brand pedalling greener bikes and behaviour change

Brompton's managing director Julian Scriven discusses the folding bicycle manufacturer's use of recycled materials and its move into the booming e-bike market

clock 04 August 2025 • 13 min read
Zoe Ruthven: 'Sustainability isn't about all of us doing everything perfectly'

Skills

Zoe Ruthven: 'Sustainability isn't about all of us doing everything perfectly'

Triodos Bank UK's director of marketing and communications discusses her journey from feeling her background wasn't 'green' enough to working at the forefront of sustainable finance

clock 29 July 2025 • 7 min read
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