News Analysis

Paris Agreement should serve as compass for post-Covid-19 recovery, argues International Renewable Energy Agency

Plus Austria's last coal plant and Trump's mercury rule rollbacks, as we round up all the top global green business news this week

New findings from WWF and University of Leeds argue that the UK must develop carbon policies that take both territorial and offshore carbon emissions into account.

University of Oxford study highlights the potential winners and losers in the global shift towards a global green economy

COP26 may have been delayed in response to the coronavirus crisis, but diplomatic efforts to ratchet up national decarbonisation goals are continuing - with some mixed results

Pandemic set to curb air travel growth 10 per cent over next decade as high speed rail flourishes, UBS analysis suggests

Almost half of all global coal plants are already set to run at a loss in 2020, warns think tank Carbon Tracker

New report from independent advisory committee warns the government must approach net zero carbon target carefully, with joined-up policy interventions that do not inadvertently lead to higher emissions

The banking giant believes a green recovery is 'likely', leaving sustainable businesses well placed to prosper once the worst of the pandemic has passed

Civil society, researchers, and business leaders argue that multi-million pound transport industry bailouts must come with climate-friendly conditions attached