Opinion

E3G's Ed Matthew laments the many failures that led to the demise of the Green Deal and asks if the crucial lessons have really been learnt

Rarely does one industry have two big leaders losing big at this level

S&P's Michael Wilkins argues the government's clean energy price support contracts could drive much needed investment, but are still being hamstrung by uncertainty

Green Alliance's Jonny Hazell argues recent campaigns show people want to be recycled, but are being discouraged by current recycling systems

The UK is facing escalating resource security risks, could 'mining' landfill sites provide a commercially viable answer?

Green Party MEP Molly Scott Cato argues there is no need for a battle between the UK and the European Commission over VAT rates on renewables

David Powell at the New Economics Foundation argues the steel crisis could offer an opportunity to build a greener industry

Hubbub's Trewin Restorick argues the recent critical headlines aimed at the UK's coffee chains could have been avoided if the industry worked together to tackle the recycling challenges it faces

TechUK's Susanne Baker hits back at recent allegations misleading energy labels are widespread across the European technology sector

EEF's Nicholas Troja argues a credible strategy for delivering industrial CCS is critical to both UK manufacturing's long term competitiveness and the Paris Agreement's climate goals