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New study explores how businesses can respond to volatile geopolitical pressures, while continuing to advance sustainability efforts

Helsinki shutters its last utility scale coal power plant, Brazil appoints its COP30 champion, and Apple ramps up China renewables investment

Rival camps in the debate over proposals for zonal electricity pricing are once again at loggerheads over whether reforms would deliver promised cost savings

The best net zero solutions galvanise people and make policy relatable - by giving communities a sense of agency, research suggests successful transformation is more likely

Mentorship, targeted training, and inclusive policies can help close the gender gap and unlock the full potential of women in the UK's growing clean energy industries, writes Pulse Clean Energy's Nicola Johnson

A group of unnamed executives from across the food industry has today published a memo for investors warning the sector’s response to escalating environmental risks is inadequate and based on 'wishful strategies'

The government's proposed bonfire of regulators and stripped back ecological reforms misses a growth opportunity to embrace private sector expertise to tackle the real bottlenecks in the system, writes Arbtech CEO and founder Robert Oates

IEA highlights how clean energy innovation is 'more promising than ever', but the sector risks being denied the investment needed to deploy new technologies at scale

Exclusively available to BusinessGreen Intelligence members, our latest whitepaper explores the challenges and opportunities presented by the EU's new Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive requirements

Around 25,000 UK jobs are considered at risk due to new US auto tariffs, but a new report claims a burgeoning domestic green transport sector could help make up for any losses