South Coast Insulation Services’ Nic Gillanders offers an insider's view of how policy uncertainty is impeding the energy efficiency sector's efforts to decarbonise homes
Regional smart grids and small-scale technologies are critical to tackling electricity grid capacity challenges, writes Siemens' Carl Ennis
The dysfunctional local authority funding system is jeopardising councils’ decarbonisation efforts, writes Tunbridge Wells Borough Council Councillor Jayne Sharratt
The UK in a unique position to learn from the successes and failures of the EU's carbon market, taking what works and tweaking what doesn't, writes EcoAct's Chimdi Obienu
The Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi this week must lead to concrete actions, write IKEA Foundation's Marilia Bezerra, and Saliem Fakir from the African Climate Foundation
Adapting to extreme heat requires a vision and incremental implementation through nature positive design - and we cannot afford to shy away from this challenge, writes Arup's Dima Zogheib
The climate impact of companies' cash holdings is currently hidden - but they can take to measure, report and reduce these emissions, decarbonise the financial sector in the process, argue, Johan Falk, James Varkey, and Rebecca Self
Reducing PCFs is central to winning the climate battle, and there are several compelling reasons for businesses to lead the way, writes Made in Britain's Chris Harrop
Tom Kordel, director at building consultancy XCO2, explains why he and five other business leaders have written to the Prime Minister to voice their support for expanding London's Ultra Low Emission Zone
The UK Prime Minister has enthusiastically attempted to drive a wedge in the British public's consensus that climate change is a threat that needs managing, writes Tufts University's Rachel Kyte