Opinion

From the hallways of COP27, the NDC Parnership's Pablo Vieira reflects on the innovative ways developing countries are securing private sector funds to cut emissions and adapt to climate change

Neither governments nor the private sector can any longer use the excuse of waiting for the other to act, argues Rainforest Action Network's Aditi Sen

The flurry of public-private alliances to scale clean energy technologies announced at COP27 provides significant cause for optimism amid strained talks, write Nigel Topping and Simon Sharpe

COP27 must drive a clear signal to businesses and governments to rapidly accelerate progress towards low-carbon economy, writes We Mean Business' María Mendiluce

To be a true leader on electric vehicles, the government must plump the market by requiring manufacturers to produce a set percentage of low-carbon vehicles, writes Energy UK's Yumann Siddiq

It is time for governments to listen to business entreaties for bolder climate action and move from talk to action, writes Climate Group's Helen Clarkson from COP27

It is time to move on from tired climate adages and press ahead with actions that can deliver a safer world for all, writes explorer and clean energy pioneer Bertrand Piccard at Sharm el Sheikh

Companies' failure to embed climate risk into business decisions poses a major risk to investors, write Carbon Tracker's Rob Schuwerk and Barbara Davidson

The needs of women and communities must vulnerable to climate change should be front and centre of negotiations in Sharm el Sheikh, writes We Mean Business CEO Maria Mendiluce and TERI's Dr Vibha Dhawan

The Energy Transitions Commission's Lord Adair Turner reflects on progress so far at the pivotal climate talks