Coronavirus
'A lost opportunity': Green campaigners slam £600m Easyjet loan
As government confirms loan for ailing airline, campaigners step up calls for governments to
Are the climate and coronavirus crises really so alike?
There are similarities between the coronavirus and the climate emergencies, but what should really scare us are the differences
'We cannot afford to delay': Climate Week NYC to be virtual event in 2020
Flagship global green economy event to go ahead as scheduled this year, but for the first time via a new virtual platform
Morgan Stanley's eight reasons why Covid-19 won't derail decarbonisation
The banking giant believes a green recovery is 'likely', leaving sustainable businesses well placed to prosper once the worst of the pandemic has passed
Green grid: Surging renewables and low demand cause UK power prices to plummet
Sunny and breezy weather coupled with lower demand for power due to lockdown prompted negative electricity prices on Sunday
Energy and Carbon Reporting must not become a casualty of the coronavirus crisis
Mary Creagh argues the government is right to give firms more time to file financial reports, but Ministers should resist the temptation to allow lengthy delays
BP boss: There will be no wavering on net zero ambitions in face of coronavirus crisis
Bernard Looney: 'Climate change and the drive for the world to get to net zero have not gone away'
Community solar groups donate over £100,000 of profits to local coronavirus aid efforts
Rapid mobilisation of funds in crisis is evidence of "real value" of local, decentralised, community-run energy, says community energy facilitor Communities for Renewables.
Green battle lines drawn over road and aviation industry bailouts
Civil society, researchers, and business leaders argue that multi-million pound transport industry bailouts must come with climate-friendly conditions attached
Government offers £3.25m to help combat coronavirus food waste spike
Food redistribution charities urged to apply for funding to help prevent 14,000 tonnes of surplus food going to waste amid Covid-19 disruption
Coronavirus Response
Leading figures from across the green economy offer their perspectives on how to respond to the Covid-19 crisis
Dirty air, tailpipes, and COVID-19
Air pollution impacts how the human body can fight infections and viruses - it is time for governments and businesses to recognise these risks
Coronavirus response: The green economy can support the recovery from Covid-19
The current crisis may shine a light on the government's unique role in tackling a national emergency, argues Good Energy CEO Juliet Davenport
Coronavirus Response: 2020 has become a watershed year in more ways than one
If we had to have a worldwide closedown, at least it occurred during the tipping point year of 2020, argues Andrew Warren
A new settlement: The COP26 stakes just got higher still
The UN and the UK government were entirely right to delay COP26, but the planning for one of the most important Summits in human history has to start now
Coronavirus Response: A new paradigm for climate action in the 2020s
The world can emerge stronger from this crisis if we seize the opportunity to collectively chart a course towards the future we want, argues CISL's Dame Polly Courtice
COP26 Climate Summit postponed until 2021 as coronavirus fears grow
BREAKING: With key Glasgow venue set to be turned into a field hospital, UN and UK government conclude crucial climate summit must be delayed until next year
Coronavirus headwinds: Wind sector forecasts slide but record year still expected
BloombergNEF downgrades its 2020 growth forecasts for global wind power capacity as pandemic disrupts supply chains
HSBC: Companies focused on climate change 'outperformed' as virus spread
Research note suggests companies with strong ESG credentials are proving more resilient than their peers to coronavirus turmoil
Coronavirus Response: How is Covid-19 impacting the climate change movement
Viki Cooke of Britain Thinks argues that the short term challenges are immense, but the crisis has revealed a strength of community ties that could yet serve the climate movement well
Carmakers lobby EU to delay CO2 standards as Covid-19 slams brakes on industry
Auto trade bodies call for 'some adjustment to timing' of EU CO2 standards, as White House seeks to weaken fuel efficiency rules in US
Coronavirus Response: WSP's David Symons on compassion, clients, and continuity
UK Director of Sustainability at WSP, David Symons, argues the UK environmental movement has to come out of this crisis in one piece, 'ready to crack on when the time is right'
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