Emissions Trading Scheme

Leading business group under fire again for its stance on climate policy, as report claims its stance on environmental policy is far less ambitious than many of its members

Report slams trade federation's 'obstructive' climate policy positions, arguing it is being far less ambitions than many of its members

Over 1,200 firms are now either using internal carbon pricing already or plan to do so soon, CDP report reveals, but is it impacting their investment decisions?

Draft document seen by Reuters proposes 30 per cent cut to energy use by 2030 compared with business as usual

UNFCCC meetings in Asia Pacific region and developing countries have recently explored new market approaches towards tackling emissions

Mexico reportedly set to launch 12-month pilot ETS for up to 60 companies in November ahead of full scheme in 2018

What does the future have in store for Europe's carbon trading scheme, asks EEF's Nicholas Troja

Canadian Prime Minister steps up pressure on provinces to deliver carbon pricing mechanisms

Green corporate leaders were in London this week for the annual Business and Climate Summit, and for all the turmoil in the UK economy they were in good spirits

What lies ahead for the UK's green business community - and what can policy makers and business leaders do to quell the nerves?