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Opinion

Policy

Businesses need strong interim targets in the Environment Bill

To deliver much needed investment in nature restoration, businesses require legally binding interim targets in the Environment Bill to drive rapid policy action, argues the Aldersgate Group's Signe Norberg

clock 26 January 2021 • 4 min read

Offsets

Mark Carney's carbon market plan puts polluters above the planet

Former Bank of England Governor's plan to establish a $100bn-a-year global market for CO2 offsets contains three major flaws that urgently need addressing, argues Greenpeace UK's John Sauven

clock 25 January 2021 • 3 min read

Energy

The UK's oil and gas sector cannot sit back and leave net zero to other industries

If the oil and gas industry is serious about tackling climate change it must take responsibility for helping to fix it, writes the Oil and Gas Authority's Stuart Payne

clock 22 January 2021 • 7 min read

Technology

Data should be a net zero priority

Building a reliable and comprehensive data infrastructure is crucial for net zero decision-making and accountability, writes TechUK's Susanne Baker

clock 21 January 2021 • 4 min read

Infrastructure

Decentralised energy, decentralised skills, and decentralised profits

Britain has the potential to make a lot of money in efficient, decentralised energy, argues Lucy Symons-Jones of the Association for Decentralised Energy

clock 20 January 2021 • 3 min read

Investment

Has Covid-19 changed the conversation around sustainable investing?

Schroders investment experts explain what impact the pandemic has had on sustainable investing and what it means for the future

clock 20 January 2021 • 6 min read

Buildings

The deadline for delivering net zero buildings future is fast approaching

Businesses and policymakers must set clear and credible pathways to reach a net zero buildings future as soon as possible, explains AECOM's Robert Spencer

clock 19 January 2021 • 3 min read

Politics

Allowing climate change progress to stall this year is not an option

The world is expecting a turning point in support for a green economy this year, writes National Grid's COP26 director Duncan Burt

clock 18 January 2021 • 4 min read

Management

The government must clarify role for businesses in delivering net zero

Eunomia's Alex Massie calls on the UK government to answer a raft of key outstanding questions to enable businesses to better support the transition to net zero

clock 14 January 2021 • 5 min read

Transport

Despite the hydrogen hype, electricity will drive net zero transport

Cars, buses, trucks, scooters and even planes are going electric, and Britain needs an electricity grid able to cope with it, writes Onward's Ted Christie-Miller

clock 13 January 2021 • 4 min read
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