Opinion

Grant Thornton's Nathan Goode reveals how Ofgem's Licence Lite regime could yet prove to be a significant development for the clean energy sector

Having highlighted the potential benefits of energy-efficiency programmes, the Treasury now needs to deliver, argues John Alker of the Green Building Council

WRAP's Dr Richard Swannell reveals the true, scandalous scale of the food waste crisis - and what we can all do about it

Matthew Farrow of the Environmental Industries Commission reveals how despite helping to slash waste levels, the landfill tax has led to some unforeseen circumstances

RenewableUK's Maf Smith reveals how, regardless of headlines to the contrary, the Committee on Climate Change predicts a healthy future for onshore wind post 2020

Robertsbridge's Brendan May on why he's sceptical about yet another new buzzword in the sustainable business movement

The Fukushima crisis may have left Japan with a major energy challenge, argues Alliance Trust Investments' Simon Clements, but it has opened the door for a renewables boom

Julian Morgan-Jones of the newly launched Wood Heat Association argues that biomass heat technologies are poised to move into the mainstream

Sir Ian Cheshire, Group Chief Executive, Kingfisher Plc.

Innovative pilot projects may grab the headlines, argues Forum for the Future's Steph Draper, but it is scaling up effective technologies that holds the key to decarbonisation