In-depth

The UK's net zero economy is already 20,000 businesses-strong, but without policy action the country risks slipping behind competitors in the US, EU and China, experts warn

Both BP and BNEF have confirmed the clean energy transition is accelerating much faster than previously thought - has Putin inadvertently pulled forward the end game for the oil and gas industry?

The everyday people who enjoy nature should be its guardians, not companies and private landowners looking to make a profit, writes Caroline Lucas

Danske Bank adopts new fossil fuel finance policy, the UAE hails SAF progress, and Boston Metal celebrates green steel investment

How much wood would a wood-consuming world waste? Formed in 2018 under the auspices of the USDA Forest Service, the Urban Wood Project began in Baltimore to reclaim wood that would otherwise be burned or landfilled

A new report from the UK's 'nudge unit' finds politicians have the solutions and social license to drive the behaviour change needed to reach climate goals

The billions paid out to pensioner households each winter are failing to tackle rising levels of fuel poverty, writes Andrew Warren

Having made net zero and environmental sustainability a strategic priority, the Competition and Markets Authority is now set to probe misleading green claims on everyday product labels

Recharge Industries is reportedly interested in rescuing embattled project to build a major electric vehicle battery plant in northern England

Zenobe's James Basden makes the case for a single ministry charged with decarbonising energy and transport systems, arguing the UK's current governance structure is hindering progress