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'Clock is ticking': Analysts warn that following BP decision, oil sector should brace for more write-downs
Carbon Tracker analysis details how four European oil majors have now taken hits to their asset valuation as net zero transition gathers pace
The future of agri-tech and where we are now
Tony Dalwood, chief executive of asset manager Gresham House, considers the investment opportunities in agri-technologies such as vertical farming
Study: Shipping sector must prioritise green retrofitting to meet climate goals
Shipping sector 'cannot wait' for development of zero carbon ships to cut climate impact, University of Manchester study warns
Building trust in green mortgages
The race is on to develop tomorrow's green finance products and secure their role in the economic recovery, writes TLT's Robin Penfold
IMF: Equity investors face 'daunting' challenge in pricing climate risk
Sudden shifts in investor perception could threaten markets, IMF warns
Funding climate tech and entrepreneurs of colour should go hand in hand
GreenBiz's Heather Clancy asks how the venture capital community might address its abysmal track record when it comes to funding entrpreneurs of colour
Back to the Future: Covid-19 offers a glimpse of a future net-zero electricity system
ADE's Rick Parfett argues a flexible, zero carbon electricity system is possible by focusing on integrated flexibility and efficiency, strong carbon signals, and better data
If not now, then when? If not us, then who? It's time to kick-start Britain's hydrogen revolution
Chris Train of the Gas Goes Green campaign argues the time is right to scale up the UK's green hydrogen industry
'Now is the time to deliver': Calls grow for government to deliver 'long overdue' campaign to tackle UK's leaky homes
Fresh analysis reiterates how a national building upgrade programme provides one of the most cost-effective routes to tackling emissions, creating jobs, and boosting the economy
The UK needs a green skills training drive to help weather the recession
Linking the next phase of the furlough scheme with skills training in green jobs could boost the economy, argues Megan Trethewey of the Conservative Environment Network
Shovel Ready or Smart? We now have a window for optimising infrastructure
Investing in smart technologies such as EV charging, fibre optics, 5G and automation is imperative for getting the most out of infrastructure, argues AECOM's Robert Spencer
'At the crossroads': As records tumble calls grow for a renewables-focused recovery
New UN-backed report confirms energy transition is 'in full swing' as renewables costs plummet, but sector is still not on track to meet global climate goals
Act now, or risk failure: why we must act faster on cleaner energy
The government must now address the market for all the low carbon energy technologies of the future, including hydrogen and CCUS, argues Siemens UK & Ireland CEO Steve Scrimshaw
Home energy efficiency must be front and centre of the Covid recovery package
Investing in an ambitious home energy efficiency drive could generate a £120bn economic boost by 2030, argues Mike Thornton of the Energy Saving Trust
Evian's Shweta Harit on circularity, Covid-19, and 'big, hairy' goals
Evian's vice-president of brand Shweta Harit talks to BusinessGreen about the French water company's sustainability ambitions, in particular a pledge to use 100 per cent recycled bottles by 2025.
Covid-19 is a wake-up call - we need a renewed push for climate action
The pandemic hit at a critical time when climate action started to gain momentum - we must now renew that momentum, writes Arçelik CEO Hakan Bulgurlu
Environmental consultants' expertise will be critical in the post-Covid-19 economy
The current crisis shows that properly understood, robust data is vital for making timely policy decisions, argues the EIC's Matthew Farrow
'The war is definitely not over': New front opens up in the battle of the chlorinated chicken
Government steps up efforts to assure farmers it will not allow an influx of products made to lower US standards, but experts fear major loopholes remain
Zoom in on Net Zero - with Green Alliance's Shaun Spiers
VIDEO: Green Alliance executive director joins BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray to discuss net zero, COP26, Brexit, and delivering a green recovery from Covid-19
A green recovery is a chance to reform aviation for the better - but it can't be done overnight
Punitive green aviation bailout terms without there yet being viable alternatives to conventional jet fuel could actually delay the shift to greener flight, argues ZeroAvia's Val Miftakhov
China has a fight on its hands to wean its economy off coal power
The enormous expansion in China's coal power capacity means more regional vested interests against decarbonisation, writes Andrew Warren
Global briefing: Hungary passes net zero law
Plus all the top green business news from around the world this week
Is sustainability undergoing a pandemic pause?
Joel Makower explores how the sustainability movement is maintaining momentum as the coronavirus crisis continues to unfold
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