Analysis

Gut instinct suggests green companies make more money, now a new study has set out to prove it

Roger Jones, chairman of the Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Authority, argues firms should overhaul delivery schedules and promote car sharing to prepare for the city's congestion charge

Software company argues its green office has delivered plenty of benefits, one of which is healthier staff

General Motors is working on greener cars powered by diesel-electric powerplants, but is taking a cautious route to market

Online gaming company explains why you no longer have to gamble to develop an energy efficient datacentre

Regular audits are a critical component of any green supply chain strategy, but how do they work? HP's Karl Daumueller, a veteran of supplier checks, explains how HP's audits deliver results

Video conferencing is often pitched as a cost-saving green panacea to the problems of business travel, so why does the technology remain so rare?

The US media giant is going green, and Joel Makower is convinced it's much more than a publicity stunt

They might sound like they've read too much Arthur C. Clarke, but firms planning to harness solar power from orbiting satellites insist the technology could be in place within two years

Cutting energy demand during the hours when prices are highest saves firms money and helps energy companies minimise supply problems, but how do businesses deliver the complex real time demand management required to make this model work?