Analysis

But too many firms still failing to measure IT energy use, according to new European survey

Obama to face huge task reversing Bush's last ditch efforts to roll back green regulations

From helping employees visualise the impact of their waste to turning it into a revenue stream, innovative companies and consultants offer their suggestions for the best cheap and easy-to-implement green initiatives

Jeff Chapman, chief executive of the Carbon Capture and Storage Association, argues that without the technology the EU emissions targets will not be met

Whether it's offering your customers a greener (and cheaper) shipping option or re-routing and re-loading your shipping fleet, there are a handful of high-impact and relatively low-strain ways to make your deliveries as planet- and customer-friendly as...

Queen Margaret's University has used a blank canvas to create one of the most environmentally friendly campuses in the UK. Tom Young dodges the freshers and takes a look around.

The aviation industry in its current guise may never be compatible with a low-carbon economy, but as Amy Sims discovers, airports are trying to do their bit to cut carbon footprints

BusinessGreen.com asks the great and the good of the US cleantech sector what they are hoping to see from the Obama White House

There is a lot to admire about the EU's plans to tighten up its emissions trading scheme. But, as Steve Zwick discovers, many in the carbon offsetting industry feel they are being sold short by the proposals

From green transport to cap-and-trade, nuclear to oil imports, BusinessGreen.com asks what can we expect from the new President-Elect?