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Place-based strategies can drive a industrial renaissance without a huge taxpayer-backed budget, writes RenewableUK's Dan McGrail

EU delays key vote on corporate supply chain rules, the Global Environment Facility approves over $1bn of funding, and d.light continues its African solar drive

Starting in 2025, companies wanting to become a Certified B Corp will need to meet new 'foundational' requirements

IN FOCUS: Green apprenticeships will play a key role in the push to decarbonise the economy - to mark National Apprenticeship Week, BusinessGreen Intelligence explores what a successful apprenticeship scheme entails

Labour's decision to ditch its £28bn manifesto pledge creates yet more uncertainty for green businesses, writes UK Corporate Leaders Group's Beverley Cornaby

BusinessGreen rounds up reaction from green campaigners, low-carbon businesses, and climate policy experts to Labour ditching its £28bn green investment plan

Public investment in local clean energy infrastructure will lead to less spending for government in the long-term, writes the Association of Decentralised Energy's Joanne Wade

To stand the test of time, buildings must be designed in a way that is accepted by the public, writes Baumschlager Eberle Architekten's Anne Speicher

The European Commission has this week set out how it intends to achieve a 90 per cent cut in emissions by 2040, but the hugely ambitious plan is likely to face pushback from member states and MEPs

OVO Energy, Daiken, Kensa, and Good Energy among group urging government to retain key heat decarbonisation policy, as new analysis suggests 'boiler tax' could result in profit boost for boiler manufacturers