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It has been an unremittingly bleak week for the green economy, but could there be some light at the end of the tunnel?

Is the UK's overstretched clean energy budget a case study in government largesse or a relatively modest investment in cleaner and more resilient infrastructure?

Clean tech could provide the power for the Northern Powerhouse and deliver the productivity boost the government craves, but only if Ministers end their attacks on the green economy and deliver a credible policy landscape

Last week's controversial environmental policy moves dealt a blow to many green industries, but the sector has little choice but to move past its justified outrage

James Murray's speech to the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards reflects on another year of success for the green economy

It may not often be framed as such, but the Paris Summit promises to be one of the biggest business stories of our generation. BusinessGreen will be striving to make sense of the implications for the green economy

The last government kicked too many crucial climate policy decisions into this parliament, now it is time for Amber Rudd to put the green economy back on track

The confusion surrounding the government's clean energy policy has today plumbed new depths - what is needed is a genuine commitment to cost-effective decarbonisation

With tiered divestment fast emerging as one of the most influential investment trends in recent history, fossil fuel majors would be wise to adapt their business plans accordingly

The global Apollo Programme is not just an inspiring clean tech vision, it is good politics -governments would be wise to embrace it