Wide-ranging report from the Institute of Fiscal Studies proposes series of policy interventions that could help lower domestic energy costs while still driving decarbonisation
Campaign group Mothers Rise Up warns flood-prone communities risk being trapped with uninsurable homes, as investigation shows major insurers are still investing billions of dollars in fossil fuels
New analysis argues COP31 host has made 'good strides' with its renewables policy framework, but warns its power system remains hugely reliant on fossil fuels
Fully operational carbon storage business opened at port of Esbjerg, Netherlands reveals fossil fuel plan, and Panama Canal to cut maritime traffic due to El Niño
With the economic outlook for this winter looking increasingly challenging, business groups are ramping up long-standing calls for targeted action to tackle energy costs and accelerate electrification
BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing – September
Major new survey reveals how resilience and value creation are at the top of the agenda for senior sustainability executives - and as a result over 80 per cent of companies expect to increase sustainability investment
New study calculates that every 10 per cent increase in oil and has prices pushes up European inflation by up to 0.36 per cent
Could cash-strapped UK councils borrow money from their own residents to pay for local climate action? New Green Finance Institute research makes a compelling case
Fertiliser giant cuts ribbon on Dutch carbon capture facility, Panama Canal warns of drought impacts, and analysts forecast lower Chinese oil demand