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News Analysis

Progress and disappointment: Bonn Conference kicks off new era for global climate talks, but same old stand-offs persist

Policy

Progress and disappointment: Bonn Conference kicks off new era for global climate talks, but same old stand-offs persist

Fortnight-long meeting has made progress on number of technical issues, but disagreements over climate finance are now set to dominate the COP27 Climate Summit

clock 17 June 2022 • 10 min read
Could renewables really help revive nature?

Biodiversity

Could renewables really help revive nature?

A major new report from trade body Eurelectric explores how renewables projects could work in harmony with nature recovery plans

clock 16 June 2022 • 7 min read
'Keep stepping up': Race to Zero raises the bar for 'net zero' investors, companies, and cities

Investment

'Keep stepping up': Race to Zero raises the bar for 'net zero' investors, companies, and cities

Campaigners claim new rules ‘throw down the gauntlet’ to the various net zero alliances in the finance sector

clock 15 June 2022 • 9 min read
How smart regulation holds key to establishing UK as net zero financial centre

Marketing

How smart regulation holds key to establishing UK as net zero financial centre

New report from Aldersgate Group calls on government to give proposed Sustainability Disclosure Requirement framework 'teeth' so as to drive the development of net zero finance sector

clock 15 June 2022 • 4 min read
Food Strategy: How the government served up a dish that disappointed almost everyone

Policy

Food Strategy: How the government served up a dish that disappointed almost everyone

The government’s new Food Strategy has sparked an angry response from environmental and farming groups alike, but is it really as bad as its critics suggest?

clock 14 June 2022 • 12 min read
Electricity Market Reform 2.0: Could new plans unhitch electricity bills from soaring gas prices?

Policy

Electricity Market Reform 2.0: Could new plans unhitch electricity bills from soaring gas prices?

Major power market redesign could see wind, solar, and nuclear generators sell electricity at a lower price than fossil gas power plants

clock 13 June 2022 • 5 min read
Global Briefing: China tops three million EV sales in 2021

Automotive

Global Briefing: China tops three million EV sales in 2021

Flanders moves to ban gas boilers, GFANZ launches new Asia-Pacific network, and New Zealand steps up efforts to tackle agricultural emissions

clock 10 June 2022 • 6 min read
Polar bears v solar PV: Is it time to rethink how sustainability is visually marketed?

Marketing

Polar bears v solar PV: Is it time to rethink how sustainability is visually marketed?

iStock has spent two years tracking public attitudes towards sustainability-themed images - But what are the key takeaways for businesses?

clock 10 June 2022 • 7 min read
'Historic decision': MEPs vote to end sale of petrol and diesel cars, but challenges remain for EU climate plans

Legislation

'Historic decision': MEPs vote to end sale of petrol and diesel cars, but challenges remain for EU climate plans

A day of high drama in Brussels ended with a huge boost to efforts to phase out petrol and diesel cars and a row over reforms to the EU's emissions trading scheme

clock 09 June 2022 • 7 min read
An energy windfall tax too far?

Energy

An energy windfall tax too far?

New paper from Energy UK warns extending windfall tax to cover power generators would seriously undermine net zero transition and push up energy bills in the long term

clock 08 June 2022 • 6 min read
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