Opinion
The next chapter for the Green Investment Bank
New head of the Green Investment Group - formally Green Investment Bank - Edward Northam explains what lies ahead for the newly privatised body
Five things the world could learn from Norway on CCS
Carbon capture and storage remains a widely misunderstood technology - can it really take off as a global concern in the next few years?
Pace of renewable energy shift leaves city planners struggling to keep up
Griffith University's Tony Matthews and Jason Byrne issue an urgent call for more renewable-friendly planning systems
Can hydrogen and CCS save one another?
Policy Exchange's Matt Rooney argues that marrying the visions for CCS and hydrogen manufacture could bring multiple benefits to the UK
Eco-professionals, next generation normal
Climate-KIC's Christoph Auch argues that firms that fail to respond to Millenials environmental concerns could soon find themselves facing a skills crunch
Renewables and the new age of electric vehicles
RenewableUK's Emma Pinchbeck explores how the growing interest in electric vehicles opens up a whole new front for the clean energy transition
Could vehicle light-weighting come with heavy carbon impacts?
Professor Mark Jolly warns light weight engines could have a sizeable carbon footprint, and asks if new energy labels for cars could help tackle embedded emissions
The state of the planet is scary - But that's just the start
Scaring people is only the first step in driving climate action - we have to then show people how to channel their fear, argues David Powell from the New Economics Foundation
The importance of a sustainability plan
Bunzl's Joanna Gilroy spells out why a sustainability plan is must for all companies wanting to secure a long, prosperous lifespan
Where have the green 'big beasts' gone?
Gareth Redmond-King reflects on the generation of bold political leaders who gave the UK its past waves of environmental progress - can the current batch of Ministers match them?
Landlords should not be allowed to dodge energy efficiency rules
Ground-breaking energy efficiency legislation risks being left with loopholes large enough for thousands of homes to slip through - the government must act
Battery boom: Managing the risks to health, safety and the environment
TLT's Maria Connolly outlines some of the key environment, health and safety considerations for those considering a move into the battery business
Sustainable energy: 20 years in three questions
E4tech's David Hart argues that nothing shows the sustainability sector's evolution better than shift in questions asked about it
Could network charge reforms slow the clean energy transition?
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport voices concerns about the impact of Ofgem's recent reviews of network charges on those consumers and companies who are driving the clean tech roll out
Is the UK government failing to deliver on its own energy efficiency rules?
Much of the EU's Energy Performance Buildings Directive is going unenforced, argues Andrew Warren
Coffee cups come back to life to make Manchester's gardens greener
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick reflects on a year spent battling coffee cup waste
Re-writing the energy rule book so that we have a smarter energy system
Ofgem's Andy Burgess explains the thinking behind the watchdog's sweeping new plans to enable a cleaner and more flexible energy system
Does air pollution action spell diesel's demise?
ClientEarth's Dominic Phinn believes concern over air quality is finally prompting a major shift in the auto business
The industrial and investor momentum lies with renewables
Peter Dickson of Glennmont Partners argues the renewables industry is now standing on its own two feet - and that makes it 'the only game in town' for energy investors
Boosting earning power everywhere
Business Secretary Greg Clark's speech at the University of Birmingham - in full
How the UK can get the best possible outcome from Brexit on energy and climate
We must align Brexit negotiations with the aims of the Paris Agreement, argues Green Alliance's Chaitanya Kumar
The Unfrozen Moment - Delivering A Green Brexit
Environment Secretary Michael Gove's speech to WWF - in full
Moment of change presents fresh opportunity for climate leadership
Susanne Baker and Jill Duggan explain how the current period of political flux presents the government with a great opportunity to seize the agenda and promote climate action
Avoiding a UK 'own-goal' on the energy transition
Innogy's Kate Jack wants to see a clear decarbonisation plan from the government and more support for the green entrepreneurs who can make it happen
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