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Why British battery storage sector revenue woes are posing challenges for investors

Investment

Why British battery storage sector revenue woes are posing challenges for investors

Weak revenue challenges have plagued a trio London-listed energy storage investment trusts in recent months, a situation investment analysts expect to persist for the time being

clock 20 February 2024 • 7 min read
'Climateflation' fears, Biodiversity Net Gain launches, and is Labour's Green Prosperity Plan ambitious enough?

Legislation

'Climateflation' fears, Biodiversity Net Gain launches, and is Labour's Green Prosperity Plan ambitious enough?

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: February part one

clock 16 February 2024 • 2 min read
CORSIA: Is a carbon credit supply crunch looming in the global aviation sector?

Aviation

CORSIA: Is a carbon credit supply crunch looming in the global aviation sector?

The first phase of the aviation sector's flagship climate measure - CORSIA - kicked off last month, with potentially major implications for the voluntary carbon market and the world's biggest airlines

clock 13 February 2024 • 15 min read
Here's what you need to know about the new B Corp standards

Management

Here's what you need to know about the new B Corp standards

Starting in 2025, companies wanting to become a Certified B Corp will need to meet new 'foundational' requirements

clock 09 February 2024 • 4 min read
'Europe continues to lead the way': European Commission unveils its green economy vision for 2040

Policy

'Europe continues to lead the way': European Commission unveils its green economy vision for 2040

The European Commission has this week set out how it intends to achieve a 90 per cent cut in emissions by 2040, but the hugely ambitious plan is likely to face pushback from member states and MEPs

clock 07 February 2024 • 12 min read
'The UK is quietly diverging from the EU': Are 'green Brexit' promises being broken?

Policy

'The UK is quietly diverging from the EU': Are 'green Brexit' promises being broken?

The Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP) is just the latest body to argue the UK is starting to fall behind its European neighbours in the adoption of environmental policies and regulations

clock 05 February 2024 • 10 min read
'It's a dying industry': Does the UK need a new coking coal mine if it is shuttering its blast furnaces?

Politics

'It's a dying industry': Does the UK need a new coking coal mine if it is shuttering its blast furnaces?

The decision to close Port Talbot's blast furnance should deal another blow to the case for new coal mining in the UK, but te controversial plans continue to advance

clock 05 February 2024 • 10 min read
Progress on nature-related reporting, Labour's green investment plans, and North Sea drilling

Progress on nature-related reporting, Labour's green investment plans, and North Sea drilling

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: January part two

clock 29 January 2024 • 1 min read
'Sleepwalking into circular washing': Is unsustainable consumption throwing the circular economy into reverse?

Waste

'Sleepwalking into circular washing': Is unsustainable consumption throwing the circular economy into reverse?

'Lofty' speeches and targets from companies and governments are failing to translate into reductions in virgin material use, a new report by Deloitte and Circle Economy Foundation warns

clock 24 January 2024 • 7 min read
Science-based nature targets: Five early insights from companies pioneering the process

Biodiversity

Science-based nature targets: Five early insights from companies pioneering the process

Science Based Targets Network is aiming to have its validation process up and running in 2024 for companies to set a suite of targets tackle their environmental impacts

clock 22 January 2024 • 13 min read
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