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Borrow the best and leave the rest: How the UK can lead on carbon markets

Politics

Borrow the best and leave the rest: How the UK can lead on carbon markets

The UK would be wise to learn from the US and EU as it weighs up policy for carbon markets, writes Patch's Georgia Berry

clock 10 April 2024 • 5 min read
Red flags: Trio of reports raise alarm over inadequate pace of global climate action

Policy

Red flags: Trio of reports raise alarm over inadequate pace of global climate action

Governments, financiers, and corporates remain badly off track to meet the goals set out by the Paris Agreement and last year’s UAE Consensus, but solutions are available

clock 09 April 2024 • 9 min read
Linden Coppell: 'It is not enough to just identify the challenges we are facing'

Transport

Linden Coppell: 'It is not enough to just identify the challenges we are facing'

MSC Cruises' vice president for sustainability and ESG talks alternative ways to generate energy on board ships and wishing she'd been the 1980s' Greta Thunberg

clock 09 April 2024 • 6 min read
Nature and climate plans can drive business opportunities and growth

Management

Nature and climate plans can drive business opportunities and growth

Company transition plans must consider firms' impact on - and interactions with - nature, writes WWF's Ed Steeds

clock 09 April 2024 • 5 min read
Are leading corporates still relying too heavily on carbon credits to meet 2030 climate goals?

Carbon Accounting

Are leading corporates still relying too heavily on carbon credits to meet 2030 climate goals?

Study claims vast majority of 2030 climate targets set by 51 major global companies fall far short of what is needed to cap global warming at 1.5C

clock 09 April 2024 • 7 min read
How can Britain's retailers best reap the rewards of net zero?

Supply chain

How can Britain's retailers best reap the rewards of net zero?

The British Retail Consortium wants to deliver a net zero emission retail sector by 2040, but despite encouraging progress the industry still has a mountain to climb to deliver on its green goals

clock 08 April 2024 • 6 min read
The EV charging network is starting to motor, but is more support needed?

Infrastructure

The EV charging network is starting to motor, but is more support needed?

New data from Zapmap confirms just shy of 60,000 charging devices are now available across the UK, as the installation rate rises by more than a third

clock 08 April 2024 • 8 min read
Decarbonising, not deindustrialising: The case for electrifying British industry

Energy

Decarbonising, not deindustrialising: The case for electrifying British industry

Action needs to be taken to put industrial sites that sit outside of industry clusters on a pathway to net zero, writes the ADE's Oz Russell

clock 08 April 2024 • 3 min read
Global Briefing: Germany permanently closes 15 coal-fired power plants

Energy

Global Briefing: Germany permanently closes 15 coal-fired power plants

Plus US greenlights 2.6GW offshore wind farm, Tesla eyes India EV factory, and Hitachi Rail to debut first long distance hybrid battery train in Italy

clock 05 April 2024 • 5 min read
What it will take to boost the market for sustainable aviation fuel?

Aviation

What it will take to boost the market for sustainable aviation fuel?

World Energy's vice president details the outlook for SAF production and adoption

clock 05 April 2024 • 6 min read
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