In-depth
Green Brexit: Lords demand tougher environmental rules
Government suffers damaging defeat in Lords over Withdrawal Bill amendments
EU circular economy plans clear major hurdle after MEP approval
MEPs vote in favour of legislation that includes 65 per cent recycling target for 2035 and aims to halve food waste by 2030
Why there are 'shades of green' to renewable electricity tariffs
Recent research has found that lots of people care about renewable energy, but most don't have a very good understanding of what it means, says Good Energy CEO Juliet Davenport
Message on a bottle: How California's winemakers are showing off their sustainability
Embedding sustainability from grape to glass has been a long road for the California wine sector - but now the industry is ready to shout about its efforts
EU poised to approve fresh energy efficiency legislation
EU Parliament backs update to the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive, paving the way for new version to become law
The UK should stand firm on high standards to maximise post-Brexit global trade
Low-carbon innovation will be key to bolstering UK-India trade, argues Anirban Ghosh from the Mahindra Group
Investors target big name firms as they prepare to do battle on climate
Series of interventions this week from investors boasting more than $1tr of assets under management hope to put climate change top of the agenda in corporate boardrooms
'Energy efficiency is finally sexy': Redaptive scores $20m investment in energy saving business
Investment round was led by CBRE, the largest commercial real estate services and investment firm in the world
Green Brexit? Not unless the prime minister stands up to her grey ministers
Green Alliance's Shaun Spiers argues Theresa May needs to face down the Ministers blocking progress on a Green Brexit
As leader of the Commonwealth, is the UK pulling its weight in the climate fight?
May under pressure from campaigners to do more on climate ahead of high level Commonwealth Summit this week
Our sustainability goals need an upgrade
It's time to start thinking big in the battle against climate change, argues Forum for the Future's Stephanie Draper
Has the IMO done enough to chart a course towards greener shipping?
Fraught talks see sector finally agreeing to halve emissions by 2050, but target is far from ambition level sought by the EU and others and implementation remains a challenge
Why PG&E, National Grid and Enel are charging up to power EVs
And how businesses also stand to benefit
F1 boss eyes 'pole position' for UK in offshore wind industry supply chain review
Former McLaren CEO Martin Whitmarsh to lead Offshore Wind Industry Council's review in bid to ensure UK remains global leader in the sector
Could a takeaway change the world?
Just Eat's plan to offer discounts on electric delivery bikes could
Shell foresees 'low risk' of stranded assets in low carbon transition plan
Fossil fuel giant believes it will produce 80 per cent of its oil and gas reserves before 2030, as it seeks to navigate low carbon transition
Green and pleasant land? Britain's nature at risk from Brexit, warn campaigners
UK waterways are at particularly high risk from 'zombiefication' of UK environment policy post Brexit, according to new report
Network problems: The peculiar case of home heating in Northern Ireland
The recent cold snap - and the ensuing spike in home heating oil prices - underscores the decarbonisation challenge in Northern Ireland, argues Policy Exchange's Matt Rooney
SC Johnson, virtual reality, and one of the world's first supply chain audits
The household brands giant explains the roots of its 'love affair' with the Amazon rainforest and its latest campaign from Conservation International
Low carbon shipping: Solar and wind assisted vessels set sail
Wind-assisted Viking Grace passenger ferry embarks on first voyage in Finland, as Soel Yachts' unveils its solar-battery powered catamaran in French Polynesia
CBI urges government to secure close alignment with EU energy and climate rules
Business body calls on government to remain close to EU's internal energy market, Euratom, and Emissions Trading System
Is green the new black for bonds?
Liontrusts' Kenny Watson explores why the green bonds market is more complex than it first appears
Keeping carbon alive: How Covestro is pushing its supply chain to make more from CO2
Richard Northcote, chief sustainability officer at the chemicals giant, talks to BusinessGreen about oil alternatives and CO2 utilisation
Energy UK urges government to 'kick start' heating sector decarbonisation
Energy industry trade body report calls for zero carbon homes policies, review of the RHI and support for wider range of low carbon heating technologies
