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Are UK landlords falling foul of energy efficiency rules going unpunished?
As tighter Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) come into force, there are widespread concerns the rules are not being properly policed
Cleantech start-ups pitch for cash amid surging enthusiasm for green investing
From flat wine bottles to fuel-saving flights, the cream of the UK's clean tech start-ups were on show at the BusinessGreen Technology and Investment Forum last week
How do UK businesses walk the talk of net zero ambition?
Business must deliver a step-change in its own ambitions and discourse if the UK is to meet a net zero target, Grantham Institute's Sam Unsworth argues
How IKEA plans to deliver its goods via electric trucks and vans
Retail giant reveals how it is preparing to deploy electric fleets in some of its key markets
Global briefing: Are coal's prospects going up in smoke?
All the need-to-know green business news from around the world this week
Early closure of solar subsidies leaves 12MW of community renewables in limbo
Scores of community solar projects across England and Wales appear doomed after early closure of Feed-In Tariff band
It's time to talk about fracking
Liberal Democrat MP Wera Hobhouse speaks out ahead of a Commons debate on shale gas extraction
Social marketing to address water shortage fears: Is water a privilege or a right?
The University of Kent's Ben Lowe unpicks the challenges of promoting water-saving in rainy Britain
The turbocharger is here to stay
Bas Bonnier at Mitsubishi Turbocharger and Engines Europe explores the fuel and carbon savings that are being unlocked by turbocharger technologies
How investors are addressing the materials challenge
Solving the materials challenge isn't all about plastics, argues Liontrust's Mike Appleby
Bikes, EVs and LNG trucks: How delivery giant UPS is steering 'beyond diesel'
Peter Harris, UPS sustainability director for Europe, gives a glimpse into the logistics giant's low emissions road transport strategy
Good news: Europe on track to halve emissions by 2030
Influential new report from Sandbag claims policies already in place to deliver 50 per cent cut in emissions by 2030, paving the way for increased ambition
When will the Capacity Market confusion end?
With Greenpeace backing a judicial review into the Capacity Market suspension, hopes are fading fast that auctions could go ahead this year - and that implications for coal and clean tech alike
What fleet operators say they need to go green
The UK's transport fleet won't go green by magic, warns ClientEarth's Dominic Phinn
Green New Deal: MPs table UK bill to drive 'radical' climate action
Labour's shadow treasury minister Clive Lewis and Green Party MP Caroline Lucas to jointly table Green New Deal private members bill in Parliament today
SDG5: Our clean energy future needs women at the helm
Gender diversity should be at the beating heart of the low-carbon transition, argues RenewableUK's Alicia Green
Plastics wrap: Asda, Tesco, and Pret accelerate shift away from single-use plastics
Asda's George clothing label to only use polyester from recycled materials by 2025, as Tesco launches plastic-free veg trial and Pret rolls our water refill points
'No Deal' Brexit: A pollutocrats' charter?
The news Ineos has lobbied against EU pollution rules provides a further reminder of the huge environmental risks inherent to a 'no deal' Brexit
Report: Natural gas home heating 'will still be around for a long time'
Further UK policy measures are needed to shift homes towards low carbon heating options, analysis by Cambridge Econometrics finds
Steady investments in a changing climate
Environment Agency chair Emma Howard Boyd's speech at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - in full
Britain has its first new deep coal mine in decades - a result of pretending climate change isn't political
Rebecca Willis argues the controversial decision to approve a new coal mine in the UK is symptomatic of a wider political failure
Tesla's 'game of pennies' is all of us (in clean tech)
Love Musk or hate him, the attention on his struggles makes public the problems that most in clean tech face
World Water Day 2019: Is current reporting stacking up?
Radley Yeldar's Jessica Channings sets out three top tips for companies developing a sustainable water strategy
Corporates need to make a choice and find a voice on climate change
WWF's Gareth Redmond-King argues that the business community needs to be as vocal on climate action as it has been on the even more divisive issue of Brexit
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