Analysis

New data suggests England's 'Russell Group' of universities are the slowest in the sector to decarbonise

Developer sheds some light on how it made subsidy-free solar a commercial venture in the UK

In her long-awaited Florence speech May is expected to outline proposals for a two-year transition framework for Brexit, effectively keeping Britain subject to EU environmental law until at least 2021

Cargill, General Motors, Kimberly-Clark, Mars and P&G throw their weight behind an effort to take stock of thermal loads

The Science-Based Targets initiative and its sister campaigns point the way to a new form of sustainable multinational

At Climate Week in New York a slew of new commitments from some of the world's largest food suppliers, processors and retailers suggest action on food waste is finally taking off

Going beyond the corporate sustainability basics will woo millennial investors, banking giant claims in new report

Decarbonisation, decentralisation, digitisation and electrification all pose significant challenges, but the energy sector must embrace the opportunities they bring

Liberal Democrat report details how a net zero emissions economy will require carbon capture and storage, greater energy efficiency, major forest planting efforts, and much more

Norwegian aluminium firm Sapa reopens shuttered factory in Wales as demand for lightweight metal soars among EV-focused automakers