Opinion

Trewin Restorick wonders if the UK is ready for a green watchdog with real teeth

With Siemens and Mitsubishi the latest engineering giants to invest in the UK's renewables sector and more on the way, perhaps it's time to realise the low-carbon revolution is already upon us

Trewin Restorick casts his eye over the mixed messages that dominate the government's climate change adverts

Resignation gives UN opportunity to reinvigorate talks following Copenhagen summit

Businesses will never get the absolute certainty they crave when it comes to climate policy, which is why it's time they rolled up their sleeves and got on with the low-carbon revolution

Friends of the Earth’s biofuels campaigner Kenneth Richter argues that biofuel targets are a distraction from tried-and-tested ways of reducing transport emissions

Trewin Restorick wonders if the concept du jour of "nudging" behaviour change can help curb UK carbon emissions

Joel Hagan, chief executive of Onzo, argues for a fundamental shake-up of the energy sector to create a Californian-style three-way split

The so-called climategate scandal has reignited opposition to the low-carbon economy, and it is time business leaders fought back

Trewin Restorick argues the Manchester United defender's much-mocked " Tele-Tubby eco-home" could represent an important watershed for green building