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Global briefing: Biden and Trump trade climate barbs in final TV debate
Plus all the top green business news from around the world, including PGE ditching coal, Peru and Switzerland CO2 offset deal, and Australia green power project
Global Briefing: UN summit confronts global biodiversity crisis
All the top green business news from around the world this week, including VW's electric vehicle investment in China, electric ferries in Thailand, and Denmark's ambitious climate goal
Global Briefing: EU set to push for more stretching 2030 climate target
Plus Poland and South Korea coal-phase outs, Siemens Gamesa hydrogen project, and all the top green business news from around the world this week
Global Briefing: Irish government ordered to strengthen climate plan
Plus nuclear fusion, French outdoor heating ban, Spanish green hydrogen plant and all the top green business news from around the world this week
'Symbolic moment': Renewables speed past fossil fuels as EU's biggest source of electricity
Clean energy generated a historic 40 per cent of the bloc's electricity in the first half of 2020, according to green think tank Ember
Global briefing: Poland's 'last' new coal plant hits funding hurdle
Climate activists hail victory against Polish coal plant plans, US senators introduce 2050 net zero bill, and all the other green business news from around the world
Global Briefing: France confirms law preventing companies destroying unsold goods
New rules are expected to have a major impact on luxury fashion and cosmetic companies. Plus, all the other green business news from around the world
Global briefing: France blocks airport expansion on net zero grounds
China emissions peak, Ethiopia tree planting and Russian wildfires - BusinessGreen brings you all the latest green business news from around the world this week
Poland urged to boost onshore wind procurement amid fears over industry's future
Industry pleas follow release of government plans to slash almost all onshore wind capacity in country by 2036
COP24 Overnight Briefing: Business bands together in support of 'sound' carbon accounting
Rumours of a tougher climate target for Canada, and why researchers have got beef with COP24's menu
Greenpeace threatens to sue coal utility in Poland
Activists are calling on PGE to phase out coal by 2030 and switch to clean energy, or face legal action
Polish government split over coal ahead of UN climate summit
The energy minister has published a statement in defence of coal, which was swiftly disavowed by the presidency of the upcoming COP24 climate negotiations
COP 24: UK and Poland team up for EVs drive at global climate talks
New partnership aims to establish e-mobility as key theme of next month's UN climate meeting
Global briefing: China calls for more analysis into cost of meeting 1.5C target
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green economy headlines from around the world
Leaked: Draft UN declaration to 'ensure decent future' for fossil fuel workers
Proposal by Polish climate presidency calls for a programme to monitor national efforts to protect communities impacted by climate action
Poland's plan to leave its mark on UN climate talks
Declarations on forests, electric vehicles and the impact of climate action on coal workers will be a central legacy of this year's talks in Katowice
Global briefing: Ontario ditches carbon pricing in climate challenge to Trudeau
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green economy headlines from around the world
Solar glass breakthrough: Skanska sets out plans to 'revolutionise' green buildings
Swedish construction giant reveals plan to cover office buildings with semi-transparent solar cells, in partnership with Saule Technologies
Polenergia gains approval for second 600MW Baltic offshore wind project
Polish energy firm claims its 1.2GW capacity projects in the Baltic Sea will be the largest offshore wind farms ever built in Poland
Poland threatens to block EU's fast-track ratification plans
Poland seeks concessions on coal development in return for approving swift ratification of Paris climate treaty
Electric vehicle sales slip out of fast lane for first time after subsidy cuts
Only 4,200 people in the UK claimed subsidy for electric cars between April and June
U-Battery: Could 'micro-nuclear' technology solve our industrial power problem?
Super-small modular reactor could provide affordable low-carbon heat and power for industrial companies and remote communities, its developers claim
Industry pushes back against Poland's proposed wind turbine crackdown
Draft law would require wind turbine permits to be renewed every two years
Wind overtakes hydro in EU power mix
13GW of new wind capacity was added to the grid last year compared to only 0.2GW of new hydro power, new EWEA figures show
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