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News Analysis

Sewage scandal: Could water firms' pollution woes end up in payouts to customers?

Risk

Sewage scandal: Could water firms' pollution woes end up in payouts to customers?

Class action case on behalf of millions of households is first to allege competition abuse linked to compliance with environmental laws and reporting responsibilities - but industry insists claims are without merit

clock 09 August 2023 • 4 min read
Is a proposed ban on new off-grid oil boilers really about to become a 'rural ULEZ'?

Policy

Is a proposed ban on new off-grid oil boilers really about to become a 'rural ULEZ'?

Ministers are facing fresh calls to delay new rules to end the sale of off grid oil boilers, prompting warnings from green policy experts that government is failing to do enough to support the UK's heat pump roll out

clock 09 August 2023 • 13 min read
Affordability, security, and growth: Why McKinsey is advising the EU to triple the current pace of decarbonisation

Energy

Affordability, security, and growth: Why McKinsey is advising the EU to triple the current pace of decarbonisation

New report from consultancy giant McKinsey explores how European governments and businesses should work together to reap the significant economic benefits that will result from an 'orderly' energy transition

clock 08 August 2023 • 5 min read
Global Briefing: Brazil confirms Amazon deforestation rates have plummeted

Biodiversity

Global Briefing: Brazil confirms Amazon deforestation rates have plummeted

New data confirms 66 per cent drop in Amazon deforestation, as ADNOC pulls forward its net zero target

clock 04 August 2023 • 7 min read
Understanding the net zero backlash - and what happens next

Editor's Blog

Understanding the net zero backlash - and what happens next

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: July

clock 04 August 2023 • 1 min read
New masterplan promises to halve the time it takes to deliver new grid infrastructure

Infrastructure

New masterplan promises to halve the time it takes to deliver new grid infrastructure

Winser Report provides 'authoritative prescription' on how to speed up clean energy grid connections and deliver a 21st century transmission network

clock 04 August 2023 • 8 min read
Which green policies are at risk - and what happens if they are axed?

Policy

Which green policies are at risk - and what happens if they are axed?

The government has launched a very public assault on environmental policies, but what changes will actually result and what are the implications for green businesses?

clock 03 August 2023 • 22 min read
Fertiliser fears: Could the closure of the UK's largest ammonia plant deliver a boost for sustainable farming?

Supply chain

Fertiliser fears: Could the closure of the UK's largest ammonia plant deliver a boost for sustainable farming?

The closure of the Bellingham facility could further reduce the business case for fossil fuel-based fertilisers

clock 02 August 2023 • 5 min read
How global climate action could unlock $145tr of benefits this century

Climate change

How global climate action could unlock $145tr of benefits this century

New collaborative cost-benefit analysis concludes cost of climate mitigation broadly matched by benefits, but taking account of health and biodiversity gains tips the scales in favour of rapid decarbonisation

clock 01 August 2023 • 5 min read
'The signal is: Don't invest in Britain': Green business groups slam the economic recklessness of Rishi Sunak's oil and gas bonanza

Politics

'The signal is: Don't invest in Britain': Green business groups slam the economic recklessness of Rishi Sunak's oil and gas bonanza

Green businesses up and down the country will be left confused and frustrated by the government's continued love affair with domestic oil and gas extraction, experts tell BusinessGreen

clock 01 August 2023 • 12 min read
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