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If we could muster the will and resources to launch us into outer space, we should be able to harness our energies, skills and resources to decarbonise ever corner of the economy, writes Mission Possible Partnership's Chad Holliday

At the outset of COP26 now that ‘net zero’ has become nearly universal, it must become universally robust, argue ECIU's Richard Black and University of Oxford professor Thomas Hale

New report from PwC models a tiered carbon pricing framework proposed by the IMF earlier this year and finds it would broadly pay for itself, while slashing carbon emissions

As senior government ministers hymn the need for investment in net zero, UK’s export finance agency urges British renewables business to export their expertise overseas

VIDEO: After 50 years Rugeley coal plant's cooling towers were demolished in 2021 - BusinessGreen went to see how future plans for the site are progressing

The UK and other richer nations should use the funding of greenhouse gas removal technologies as a tool of persuasion at COP26, writes BeZero Carbon's Ted Christie-Miller

Executives from EQUANS and Midlands Energy Hub provide an exclusive insight into the challenges and opportunities faced in planning net zero clean energy and housing developments

Reclaim Finance publishes scathing assessment of various financial sector alliances – including UN-backed Net Zero Asset Owners Alliance - arguing groups are failing to act fast enough to curb investment in fossil fuels

By taking action now, flexible technologies will be an enabler of net zero, explains RenewableUK's Yonna Vitanova