Plus Canada targets 2035 fossil fuel car sales phase out and Denmark confirms green air passenger tax in our round up of all the top green business news from around the world this week
Some of the UK's leading boilermakers claim they have been forced to increase prices to cover rising green policy costs, but energy experts have accused them of price gouging and deception - where does the truth lie
The government has confirmed plans for a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism alongside a flurry of changes to the UK's Emissions Trading Scheme, but concerns remain over the timetable and alignment with the EU
Onward report warns payments on offer to farmers through Defra's new agricultural subsidy regime are too small and complicated to access
A look at some of the key green business stories from around the world this week
The government has scrapped plans to use pipe hydrogen into homes in Redcar and Ellesmere Port, dashing the hopes of gas network firms
Business leaders and environmental campaigners reflect on landmark COP28 deal that provides 'a climate-action lifeline, not a finish line'
New report highlights how mooted goal to treble renewables capacity by 2030 is eminently achievable, as clean power continues to outcompete fossil fuels in key markets
Nations at COP28 are at risk of greenlighting carbon trading rules that 'lack any meaningful oversight or transparency', observers warn