Opinion

Philip Wolfe, one of the leaders of the feed-in tariffs campaign and the author of the first blueprint on their design, looks back at the history of the scheme and assesses the extent to which it has been a success

Consumer environmentalism offers people "feel good" solutions, but rarely delves into the deeper issues at play, says University of Oxford's Paul Jepson

Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Energy and Climate Change Minister Lord Bourne argues a UK exit from the EU would be a "serious backward step" for the climate change agenda

Baroness Worthington argues the Tata Steel crisis and the Paris Agreement should provide the UK with the trigger it needs to finally deliver an ambitious low carbon industrial strategy

CBRE's Tom Wells explains why the property sector appear to be joining with the green economy in its wariness at the prospects of Brexit

Labour's shadow energy and climate change minister speech at the London Stock Exchange - in full

High pay is just the tip of the iceberg, argues ShareAction's Juliet Phillips, if investors are to get serious about challenging corporate behaviour, the biggest risk that needs addressing is climate change

Energy Minister's speech to the 8th Nuclear New Build Forum - in full

Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Sir Ed Davey warns Brexit uncertainty will cause an investment hiatus just when UK spending on clean energy infrastructure must increase

EURELECTRIC's Hans ten Berge argues that if Europe is to have a greener future it is likely to become increasingly reliant on electricity as a source of heat and transport, as well as power