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Congratulations James Brokenshire, now about that energy efficiency consultation
Andrew Warren welcomes the new Housing Secretary with a reminder that the government's plans for Display Energy Certificates remain remarkably opaque
Subsidy-free solar powers UK up renewable investment rankings
UK market climbs three spots to place seventh in latest EY renewables attractiveness index
We need to be smarter at designing 'smart cities' programmes to make urban areas greener
Too often initiatives for 'smart cities' skate over the environmental challenges, argues the EIC's Matthew Farrow
'There's a future for diesel': Bosch claims emissions breakthrough
German engineering giant announces new technology it claims will cut nitrogen oxide emissions for diesel cars to a fraction of 2020 limits
Megadrones, self-driving cars and 3D-printed buildings: Is this the low carbon city of the future?
PwC's new VR experience is aimed at preparing companies for the myriad disruptions presented by climate and technological change - BusinessGreen takes a tour
Don't throw the environmental benefits out with the plastic straw
The blitz of measures to tackle plastic waste is hugely welcome, but there is no point pretending they don't come with significant risks attached
This UN guide aims to make it simpler for banks to talk about climate risks
The UN and 16 leading banks have teamed up to produce a major guide on how to follow the TCFD's recommendations on climate risk reporting
The UK Environment Plan 2018: Business Challenges, Choices and Opportunities
Robertsbridge's Charles Secrett takes a tour d'horizon across the UK's green economy, and asks if mainstream businesses are ready for the disruption ahead
The future's bright, the future's green: Clean tech innovators pitch for low carbon shift
14 green start-ups pitched a raft of exciting clean tech ideas to a host of investors at yesterday's BusinessGreen Technology and Investment Forum
Paper cups are recyclable - we just need more of the right bins
Mike Turner of the Paper Cup Alliance calls on coffee chains to launch a brand blind 'cup amnesty' to get more cups to recycling plants
Food and drink giants unite in promise to wage war on plastic waste
ASDA, Lidl, Tesco and Waitrose among more than 40 of the UK's biggest food and drink firms backing new pledge to eliminate unnecessary single-use plastics
Carbon Tracker: Businesses could face continued EU carbon price surge
Major new study details how carbon prices across the bloc could double by 2021 if the EU moves to make emissions trading scheme compatible with the Paris Agreement
Oil company values likely to fall within five years, warn asset managers
New survey reveals share of fund managers who expect value of oil firms to drop in coming years has doubled in the last 12 months
Net zero is the aim. But the Tories won't get us there
There's much more to do before the government can claim to be a climate leader, warns Labour's Barry Gardiner
Up in the air? Heathrow reports on green progress as it eyes crunch expansion vote
Airport's sustainability progress report signals good news for EVs, renewables and plastic waste, but questions remain over tackling greenhouse gases from aircraft
Evidence mounts: Green buildings cut costs and create healthier communities
Latest research suggests green buildings could usher in cleaner, more efficient and healthier environments
Can sustainable bioeconomy be a driver of Green Growth?
Dr. Frank Rijsberman of the Global Green Growth Institute reflects on the challenges and opportunities faced by the revolution underway in the bioeconomy
There is no time to waste, businesses should start preparing for a net zero emission goal now
Claire Perry's confirmation the government will review the UK's long term emissions targets sends a clear signal to businesses - decarbonisation is going to have to accelerate
The EU has a chance to lead the world on sustainable finance - it must seize it
Molly Scott Cato reveals her hopes for the upcoming European Parliament report on the sustainable finance transition
Rewiring the workplace: How Energi Mine promises to change employee behaviour to save company cash
The start-up believes a blockchain-based reward system could be the answer to workplace energy saving - and National Rail is its first guinea pig
How a technology invented for mining could play a role in e-waste processing
Canadian company EnviroLeach wants to make the process of "urban mining" less hazardous for humans and the environment
Getting the Paris Agreement to hit ground level needs clarity from government and backing from business
Governments have an important role to play in simplifying the message of the Paris Agreement to investors, argue AECOM's Lawrence Avery and Cambridge Econometrics' Hector Pollitt
'We need a solution': Why OVO is banking on home batteries, EVs and smart appliances
Energy firm's suite of products launched this week signposts a UK power, heat and transport system based around managing demand rather than boosting supply
Green Brexit: Lords demand tougher environmental rules
Government suffers damaging defeat in Lords over Withdrawal Bill amendments
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