Opinion
HM Treasury, long-term decision making, sustainability and green finance
Is the Treasury a help or hindrance to the green cause, asks Culmer Raphael's Alasdair MacEwen
Gas 'crisis': Case for state intervention?
ECIU's Richard Black reflects on how the cold weather has played havoc with debate surrounding the UK's energy industry
How do you prove the circular economy is working?
AECOM's Robert Spencer warns that businesses deploying circular economy models need to remember to make the case for the approach, even once it is successfully up and running
Parliament's role in delivering a green Brexit
It's up to MPs and peers to ensure the Withdrawal Bill helps to ensure a green Brexit, argues Lord Krebs
Where's the BEEF?
Andrew Warren reveals the low-down on the decades-spanning work of the British Energy Efficiency Federation
Green Brexit: a new era for farming, fishing and the environment
Michael Gove's speech to the Prosperity UK conference - in full
Why retailers are uniting to tackle climate change
Peter Andrews of the British Retail Consortium explains how some of the UK's leading retailers are coming together to strengthen the industry's response to environmental challenges
We need a new approach to the Sharing Economy
Trewin Restorick asks if the real sharing economy could tackle the social, economic, and environmental challenges the UK faces
Green Tariffs and the wild west market…
Labour's Alan Whitehead warns the government's latest energy market reforms fail to do enough to protect credible green operators from 'bargain basement' rivals
US green finance: A clearer year ahead
The US green finance surge continues regardless of federal government, argues S&P Global Ratings' Michael Ferguson
Shining a spotlight on diversity in the energy sector
Energy sector needs to have a discussion about its diversity problem, argues RenewableUK's Alicia Green
We need to talk about energy efficiency
Later today MPs will have their first chance to debate the Clean Growth Strategy - and energy efficiency policy should be the hot topic, argues Conservative MP Antoinette Sandbach
Higher pay and job satisfaction: Do green jobs offer a snapshot of the future?
IEMA's annual survey of members suggests environmental and sustainability professionals are a happy bunch, but challenges such as gender pay disparity remain
Tough choices for Defra on air quality
EEF's Brad Deane suggests a 'polluter pays' approach could be used to cut harm from woodburners
Gas shortage highlights challenge for government
Growth of the global LNG market has obliterated the business case for national gas storage, leaving the UK vulnerable to price shocks and supply shortages, argues ECIU's Jonathan Marshall
The changing face of ESG analysis
Shifting company operations enough for a blacklisted firm to be classed as a sustainable investment is a tall order, explains Liontrust's Mike Appleby
Clean growth should be the cornerstone of post-Brexit trade strategy
But delivering on green trade will still require close co-operation with the EU post-Brexit, argues Green Alliance's Bente Klein
Actions speak louder than words
The REA's James Court argues the government must do more to boost renewables if it wants to the really 'walk the walk' on green policy
The real cost of fossil fuels
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport argues businesses and policy makers are still failing to account for the true cost of fossil fuels - with disastrous consequences
What you should really be worrying about: Climate change
Sir James Bevan's speech to the Carbon Trust Low Carbon Cities Conference - in full
Government should stop burning cash on biomass plants and waste incinerators
Green Party's Molly Scott Cato is concerned about climate and air quality impacts from wood and waste combustion
The government says it wants a high standards Brexit - here's the first test
The government has once again lost a court battle over its air quality plans, how it responds will tell us a lot about how serious its Green Brexit vision should be taken
Enthusiasm alone will not cut carbon
10:10's Leo Murray welcomes the government's green blitz, but warns it urgently needs to be backed up with more policy action
Merchants eaten by cannibals: Why a hike in the carbon price is the best way to drive green power
Neil Cornelius of Berkeley Research Group explains why pure merchant investment in low carbon power will not deliver UK decarbonisation
