Opinion
Increasing tailwinds behind renewables
Wind turbine manufacturers are on the winning side of the world's changing energy mix, reports Liontrust's Mike Appleby
Is Brexit Britain still taking the lead in the fight against climate change?
The strength of UK innovation means it will continue to lead the world in climate action post-Brexit, argues Earth Capital's Jim Totty
Why every business meeting should start with a 'climate moment'
AECOM's Robert Spencer argues forward-looking companies should spread the word about climate change and its solutions to staff and customers
Should businesses rid themselves of plastic? If only it were that simple
Ecosurety CEO James Piper urges businesses to be aware that eliminating plastic packaging altogether may not always be the most sustainable solution
Ofgem and the curious case of the missing power
Labour's Alan Whitehead tries to interrogate why Ofgem still has no specific remit for decarbonisation
Responsible investors must view ESG and financial data through same lens
Business are doing more to become sustainable, but our investment community doesn't make it easy to assess progress, argues EPRA's Hassan Sabir
Some suggestions for the Spending Review
Matthew Farrow of the Environmental Industries Commission sets out some key asks for the Chancellor, from greener homes to EV infrastructure
The next step for carbon pricing
On its own, a UK ETS won't be enough to successfully decarbonise UK industry, warns Make UK's Frank Aaskov
The stars are aligning on carbon, capture, usage and storage technology
The arrival of carbon capture networks paves the way for mass use of hydrogen, says Matt Hindle from the Energy Networks Association
The era of timid energy policy must come to an end
Net zero offers an opportunity to adopt bold energy policy that will cut carbon and improve people's quality of life, argues Good Energy's Juliet Davenport
SDG8: Forget GDP growth - greater economic democracy is the main ingredient for a sustainable net zero world
To fulfil the spirit of the SDGs we must give workers a say in economic decision-making, argues the New Economics Foundation's Fernanda Balata
How finance is mainstreaming renewable energy
Sebastien Soleille, head of energy transition at BNP Paribas, explains how a raft of different financial measures and are helping to rapidly build out clean energy worldwide
A nod to unalienable truth of interdependence
GreenBiz's Shana Rappaport makes the case for an Interdependence Day
Did you hear the one about the Big Banks?
BNP Paribas' Bob Hawley reveals the work BNP Paribas is doing to address SDG1, the target to end poverty
A tale of two Tories
The two candidates to be the next Prime Minister are on board with the UK's net zero transition, but what, asks Michael Holder, does that mean in practice?
Everyone's voice should be heard on how we deliver a net zero economy
Deliberative democracy - such as citizens' assemblies - can build political mandate for climate action, argues Green Alliance's Gwen Buck
How business innovation is opening up new opportunities in community energy
How can communities and business work together to create a decentralised, smart energy system that benefits us all, asks Emma Bridge, chief executive of Community Energy England
Do energy users hold the key to a net zero future?
To mark the publication of a major new report on the future of the UK energy system, ADE's Tim Rotheray argues a more user-led energy market could prove critical to the success of the net zero transition
Six trends to watch: Sustainable energy trends and opportunities, in the UK and beyond
Ashden CEO Harriet Lamb scans the horizon to highlight the future-facing trends green business needs to know about
Should we be declaring a 'war on plastic'?
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick welcomes the BBC's latest challenge to wasteful practices, but is a complex debate being over-simplified?
Growing the Corporate Power Purchase Agreement Market will help us to reach net zero faster
RenewableUK's Maf Smith explains how a new event could help catalyse the PPA market and drive the UK's net zero transition
The formula for telling sustainability stories that stick
From the fires of prehistory to the depths of the digital age, a good story can change the world
Net Zero: Why wait until 2050?
As she heads to Glastonbury this weekend to debate the UK's climate response, Molly Scott Cato asks if the government's new net zero goal is really that ambitious
More of the same simply isn't enough
CISL's Dame Polly Courtice reveals how one of the world's leading hubs for green business thinking is preparing for the next phase of rapid corporate transformation
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