In-depth
Has the Department for Transport 'gone rogue' on climate change?
Friends of the Earth report argues Department's emphasis on expanding road infrastructure sidelines climate change concerns
SDG 7: How Novozymes enzymes help turn waste into sustainable fuel
The Danish chemicals expert thinks its enzymes could help break down barriers to sustainable biofuels
Bank of England issues climate risk guidance to 'unlock action' from insurers
Developed by industry and regulators, aim is to help insurers draw up management approaches to climate risk
Modern energy for all: Five tips for keeping SDG7 business strategies on track
In the latest addition to the BusinessGreen SDG Hub, we explore how businesses can help deliver on SDG7 and ensure universal and sustainable energy for all
Batteries not included
Labour's Alan Whitehead tries to unpick the logic behind the government's proposals to increase taxes on clean technologies
The Emergency Election
The dividing line between supporters of climate action and populist forces that are overtly hostile to the green economy has never been starker - every vote matters
Are developing countries being excluded from the circular economy?
Report argues concerted effort from business and governments needed to ensure developing nations can create circular strategies that meet their needs
Net Zero: Whether it is negative emissions technologies or natural solutions, incentives are needed
Two reports new argue policy measures are needed to establish a market for greenhouse gas removals and drive rewilding across the UK
Is a lack of policy clarity hampering UK clean energy investment?
UK buoyed by Offshore Wind Sector deal, but lack of clarity over onshore wind and nuclear suggests bleak outlook for renewables investment, analysts warn
Plastic Pact helps spur single-use plastic revolution
A year after the UK's biggest supermarkets and food manufacturers signed the Plastic Pact, a new report reveals the progress that has been made
What do the European elections mean for climate action?
Populists and the liberal order go head-to-head in a battle for control of Europe this week - The results could define the EU's approach to the climate crisis for years to come
Renewable energy is now a commercially attractive investment opportunity!
Dr. Frank Rijsberman of the Global Green Growth Institute offers an encouraging tour d'horizon across the world's fast changing energy markets
Slow steaming: IMO talks edge towards climate goals
Countries agree on energy efficiency targets but little else, as big decisions on how to curb shipping emissions are once again deferred
Neste CEO Peter Vanacker: 'We are not an oil refining company anymore'
CEO at the world's largest renewable diesel supplier speaks to BusinessGreen about shipping, aviation, trucks, and turning waste plastic into fuel
We must tell the government to stop the solar VAT hike
Good Energy argues the government's solar tax proposals urgently need a rethink
Global Briefing: CEO Climate Dialogue urges Trump to take on 'climate challenge'
Bosses of some of the world's largest businesses call on US government to reconsider climate stance - and all the rest of this week's global green business news
Cleaning up the carbon footprint of that Amazon Prime purchase
Inside the complex world of decarbonising e-commerce shipping
Have global petrol and diesel car sales already peaked?
BNEF's latest electric vehicle forecast spells out a far more bullish future for electric trucks, and signposts a dire future for petroleum by 2040
Could Theresa May be remembered for anything other than Brexit?
As the Prime Minister confirms her departure is approaching, Green Alliance's Paul McNamee asks if an environmental legacy can be secured
Viva the (energy) revolution?
An 'enormous distraction' or an essential step in an energy revolution? The jury's out on Labour's plans, writes Madeleine Cuff
Faster, deeper, fairer - how the Committee on Climate Change's recommendations could be improved
Total cumulative emissions are what really matter, argues Friends of the Earth's Mike Childs
Are UK shipping and aviation bodies on board with the net zero transition?
The CCC says both shipping and aviation should reach net zero emissions by 2050, but trade bodies are arguing their emissions should be regulated at a global level
Managing the magnitude of the energy transition
The shift to green power represents a huge structural shift and potentially has a major impact on investment decisions, argues Liontrust's Mike Appleby
In the Green Room with...Workspace's Karen Jamison
Energy and sustainability manager Karen Jamison on single-use plastics, cream cakes, and the challenge of creating sustainable offices
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