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10 more Green Brexit questions that need answering
Last week's Environmental Industries Commission Summit offered a timely insight into the green economy's on-going Brexit concerns
Leclanché: Batteries for EV chargepoints a 'surprise' opportunity
CEO Anil Srivastava says Swiss firm is well placed to gain from the battery boom as it agrees deal to provide energy storage for fast charging EV network across Europe
The importance of tackling climate apathy
In an exclusive extract from his new book, Leo Barasi argues the green movement needs to reach out to those who remain apathetic about climate change
Clean energy buyers team up to reshape policy landscape
Amazon, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Salesforce and Walmart flex muscle in the new Advanced Energy Economy trade group
On circles and barriers: Business giants call for fresh policies to drive circular economy
Major new report from Corporate Leaders Group on Climate Change warns policy barriers to circular economy need to be addressed
ChargePoint's European arrival promises to rev up EV charging market
ChargePoint has already become the lead EV infrastructure firm in the US, and believes its brand-agnostic charging tech will lead to similar success across the pond
What Hurricane Harvey says about risk, climate and resilience
What does the latest climate disaster to hit the US tell us about the need for improved risk management?
Desert-proof solar? Why Qatar is leading the way
Solar may be oil-and-gas-rich Qatar's best bet to diversify and decarbonise its economy, but its hot and dusty desert conditions present many challenges
What is climate gentrification?
Building greener cities that boost social equity is a priority from coast to coast. But beware of urban resiliency as a 'land grab'
CCS: Inside Norway's world-leading carbon capture testing facility
Backed by state funding alongside leading oil and gas firms, Norway is leading the world in carbon capture R&D at its Technology Centre Mongstad
CCS: How Norway is attempting to capture a future industry
The Nordic nation is pioneering an ambitious pipeline of CCS projects in the hope of sparking a new global industry into life
The race to embrace ESG ratings
Mainstream investment firms are snapping up ESG specialists - has the market reached a tipping point?
Wave power: Could manmade coral unlock the 'final frontier' of renewable energy?
Wave energy has endured decades of hype and disappointment, but one start-up thinks it has the answer: transforming wave power into coastal protection
Helm Review sparks hopes and fears for clean energy industry
Can Professor Dieter Helm deliver on his promise to "sort out the facts from the myths about the cost of energy"?
Interserve and the 'hairy, audacious' green goals
The outsourcing and construction services giant has set its sights on a raft of new resource use and carbon emissions targets - and it doesn't need industry initiatives to show it the way
Tuna giant Thai Union pledges to fish more sustainably
The world's largest tuna company has responded to criticism of its practices, but does the new plan hold water?
Inaction on climate change risks leaving future generations $530 trillion in debt
BECCS technologies have been touted as a means of avoiding the worst impacts of climate change, but as James Dyke argues the costs of deployment would likely be gargantuan in scale
Could furniture giant IKEA become a global leader in cutting food waste?
With meatballs, hotdogs and pasties now a key part of the IKEA shopping experience, the furniture giant is seeking to become a world leader in tackling food waste
Going, going, gone: How Ebay plans to use online auctions to cut carbon
The online retailer has set itself a goal to avoid 2.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions by 2020 by encouraging users to resell used clothes and electronics online
GM, Michelin put brakes on deforestation linked to rubber
Deforestation has accelerated in the rubber-producing countries of Southeast Asia to feed global demand for tires. But Michelin and now General Motors have launched zero deforestation rubber procurement policies
Countries hand shipping 30-year decarb deadline
The IMO's efforts to agree a bold climate strategy for the shipping industry is making slow progress, but, argues Ed King, a crunch meeting awaits this autumn
Green lunch with… Shell's Matthew Tipper
Head of alternative fuels at Shell's New Energies division sits down at the Cavendish Hotel's Petrichor restaurant to debate clean technologies and the pace of change in the oil and gas industry
Aston Martin: An unlikely ambassador for electric cars
Worried about the performance of electric supercars? Get with the times and just look at the specs, argues Chris Ebbert
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2017 - in pictures
All the photos from Wednesday's BusinessGreen Awards
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