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News Analysis

'Walking into a trap': Could the hydrogen levy actually hinder hydrogen development?

Energy

'Walking into a trap': Could the hydrogen levy actually hinder hydrogen development?

Report from Onward warns hydrogen levy could raise household bills by 10 per cent to £118 which it has branded as “unfair” and proposes alternative

clock 22 May 2023 • 8 min read
Global Briefing: Danish firms plot $4bn green ammonia plant in Indonesia

Politics

Global Briefing: Danish firms plot $4bn green ammonia plant in Indonesia

All the top green business news from around the world this week, including a new US-Canada electric vehicle corridor, Ireland's first ever offshore wind auction, and a slowdown in Amazon deforestation

clock 19 May 2023 • 5 min read
US power plants may start to cap emissions - Here's why (and how)

Energy

US power plants may start to cap emissions - Here's why (and how)

The EPA is promoting carbon capture and storage tech to cap emissions from fossil fuel-powered utilities

clock 19 May 2023 • 4 min read
Has the energy crisis helped or hindered G20 climate policy progress?

Policy

Has the energy crisis helped or hindered G20 climate policy progress?

New analysis from Bloomberg New Energy Finance finds little backsliding on climate policy across the world's biggest economies over the past year, despite on-going geopolitical and energy security challenges

clock 18 May 2023 • 9 min read
'Digging its own grave': Are sponsorship deals with polluting car firms undermining the future of professional sport?

Marketing

'Digging its own grave': Are sponsorship deals with polluting car firms undermining the future of professional sport?

New report warns automotive companies are spending record funds on sports sponsorship to bolster their green image while lobbying against climate regulations

clock 17 May 2023 • 4 min read
Greener buildings: How to make offices, warehouses, factories, and shops more climate resilient

Buildings

Greener buildings: How to make offices, warehouses, factories, and shops more climate resilient

Hosted in association with Equans, the latest BusinessGreen webinar explored how firms can ensure buildings remain safe and productive as climate impacts intensify

clock 16 May 2023 • 8 min read
'Rolling backwards': How Ministers' 'Henry VIII' powers could torch UK green laws

Legislation

'Rolling backwards': How Ministers' 'Henry VIII' powers could torch UK green laws

EU Retained Law Bill proposes ditching around 300 green laws this year, while handing Ministers powers to 'weaken environmental rules with impunity' going forward, campaigners warn

clock 16 May 2023 • 12 min read
Labour: Green growth and nature targets take centre-stage in draft policy platform

Politics

Labour: Green growth and nature targets take centre-stage in draft policy platform

Net zero and nature policies are at forefront of draft Labour policy platform sent out to Party members last week

clock 15 May 2023 • 7 min read
Global Briefing: US unveils plan to tackle power plant emissions

Policy

Global Briefing: US unveils plan to tackle power plant emissions

All the top green business news from around the world, from surging cobalt production in Indonesia and new French green tax credits to fresh carbon market guidance and the latest US emissions rules

clock 12 May 2023 • 6 min read
As a seafood shortage looms, how can investors tackle the risk of 'aquafailure'?

Biodiversity

As a seafood shortage looms, how can investors tackle the risk of 'aquafailure'?

New report warns demand for seafood will outpace supply by 20 per cent by 2050 if current approaches to seafood farming are not reformed

clock 11 May 2023 • 4 min read
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