Opinion

From the Green Deal to smart meters, Nathan Goode argues energy efficiency schemes need to take note of the human dimension

Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Ed Davey says the Liberal Democrats have helped deliver the "greenest government" ever and will continue to champion the low carbon agenda

Carbon Trust chairman and former Shell boss James Smith argues the fossil fuel industry must do more to accelerate carbon capture development

Richard Warren of the EEF hails the publication of DECC's new industry roadmaps, but warns new policies will be needed to ensure potential emissions reductions are realised

Key decisions in Brussels could yet give the circular economy a boost, argues Jonny Hazell, but ambitious member states must lead the way

John Alker of the UK Green Building Council celebrates the inspiring firms involved in the Canary Wharf Cognicity smart city challenge

Friends of the Earth's Dave Powell urges the Conservatives and SNP to grapple with one of the biggest issues facing business and society

Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls says a Labour government would provide certainty for clean energy investors and commission a review of resource security

Roy Bedlow of Low Carbon outlines how the worlds of sport and sustainability could create the ultimate team

Matthew Farrow of the Environmental Industries Commission wonders if the Green Party's focus on a broad left wing agenda means valid green concerns are being sidelined