Joel Hagan, chief executive of smart grid specialist Onzo, argues that the Energy Saving Trust's flagship event desperately needs to find some teeth
Stephen Kelly of CloudApps argues that far from being a disaster, government spending cuts can provide a springboard for green businesses to keep growing
The UK's green economy dodged a bullet today and can now look forward with a degree of confidence
The coalition may have only been in government for a few months, but the Comprehensive Spending Review will be the acid test for its low-carbon ambitions
It's been a volatile three years but, on the anniversary of its launch, both BusinessGreen.com and the wider low-carbon economy have got plenty to be optimistic about
Trewin Restorick asks what lessons can be learnt from the 10:10 campaign's controversial viral video
Trewin Restorick asks if the coalition's much-loved but poorly understood 'Big Society' can be harnessed to drive environmental initiatives
Reports suggesting government spending on nuclear and coal will be protected while key renewables programmes are cut are hauntingly familiar to any student of British energy policy
Dave Sowden warns that any move to change the feed-in tariff could lead to months more disruption for the industry
Earlier this week, energy and climate change secretary Chris Huhne spoke at the opening of the Carbon Show in London - here is his speech in full