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Now it's in private hands, will the Green Investment Bank hold onto its green mission?
Its new owners Macquarie insist it has a plan to use the bank to invest heavily in pioneering green infrastructure, but plenty are still suspicious of the sale
The next chapter for the Green Investment Bank
New head of the Green Investment Group - formally Green Investment Bank - Edward Northam explains what lies ahead for the newly privatised body
What is climate gentrification?
Building greener cities that boost social equity is a priority from coast to coast. But beware of urban resiliency as a 'land grab'
Five things the world could learn from Norway on CCS
Carbon capture and storage remains a widely misunderstood technology - can it really take off as a global concern in the next few years?
Drax: Greener grid has slashed carbon impact of EVs
New research from Drax and Imperial College London suggests rapid rise in renewables on UK grid has transformed carbon profile of electric vehicles
Pace of renewable energy shift leaves city planners struggling to keep up
Griffith University's Tony Matthews and Jason Byrne issue an urgent call for more renewable-friendly planning systems
CCS: Inside Norway's world-leading carbon capture testing facility
Backed by state funding alongside leading oil and gas firms, Norway is leading the world in carbon capture R&D at its Technology Centre Mongstad
World's cleanest companies defy Trump to out perform fossil fuel investments
Stock value of Clean200 list, which ranks firms according to their clean energy revenues, overtook fossil fuel benchmark on inauguration day and finishes first year with a 16.9 per cent return
CCS: How Norway is attempting to capture a future industry
The Nordic nation is pioneering an ambitious pipeline of CCS projects in the hope of sparking a new global industry into life
Can hydrogen and CCS save one another?
Policy Exchange's Matt Rooney argues that marrying the visions for CCS and hydrogen manufacture could bring multiple benefits to the UK
Could an 'eBay for food waste' save businesses up to £1bn a year?
Takestock calls for food manufacturers to realise financial and environmental benefits that come from tackling waste mountain
BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing - Part Three: The challenges
So far BusinessGreen's blockchain mini-series has focused on the opportunities of the technology - but there are also significant barriers to its widespread adoption
Eco-professionals, next generation normal
Climate-KIC's Christoph Auch argues that firms that fail to respond to Millenials environmental concerns could soon find themselves facing a skills crunch
London Environment Strategy outlines ambitious vision for a zero-carbon capital - but can it deliver?
Deputy Mayor for Environment and Energy Shirley Rodrigues says new plan will set direction for post-Brexit strategy across UK - but does City Hall have the power to realise its bold vision?
The race to embrace ESG ratings
Mainstream investment firms are snapping up ESG specialists - has the market reached a tipping point?
The BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing
Our exclusive three-part series explores the huge potential for the green economy to harness emerging blockchain technologies
The BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing - Part Two: Electric vehicles, green supply chains and the Paris Agreement
In the second installment of our mini-series, BusinessGreen considers how blockchain could open up new EV charging networks, drive unprecedented transparency in the corporate supply chain, and even help deliver the Paris Agreement
The BusinessGreen Blockchain Briefing - Part One: Creating a trusted network
In the first of a new mini-series, BusinessGreen examines the potential for blockchain to enable peer-to-peer energy trading and fully traceable green energy supplies
Planning a 'revolution': Could overhauling transport planning unlock smart city vision?
Major new PwC report argues current cost-benefit analyses are underplaying the wider impacts associated with poorly planned transport infrastructure
Renewables and the new age of electric vehicles
RenewableUK's Emma Pinchbeck explores how the growing interest in electric vehicles opens up a whole new front for the clean energy transition
Could vehicle light-weighting come with heavy carbon impacts?
Professor Mark Jolly warns light weight engines could have a sizeable carbon footprint, and asks if new energy labels for cars could help tackle embedded emissions
Wave power: Could manmade coral unlock the 'final frontier' of renewable energy?
Wave energy has endured decades of hype and disappointment, but one start-up thinks it has the answer: transforming wave power into coastal protection
Helm Review sparks hopes and fears for clean energy industry
Can Professor Dieter Helm deliver on his promise to "sort out the facts from the myths about the cost of energy"?
The state of the planet is scary - But that's just the start
Scaring people is only the first step in driving climate action - we have to then show people how to channel their fear, argues David Powell from the New Economics Foundation
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