Opinion

For companies, transition planning is no longer a box-ticking exercise but a strategic imperative - the UK must catch up, writes Kevin Leung from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA)

In a market where values increasingly guide purchasing decisions, authenticity is key, writes iStock's Jacqueline Bourke

The IMO's decision to delay its net zero policy framework by a year may be frustrating, but it doesn't pause shipping's energy transition - rather, it proves the market's already ahead of policy, writes Smart Green Shipping CEO Diane Gilpin

Workforce 2030: Julie McLaren from The Young Foundation explores how the UK can ensure its skills agenda is both 'green' and genuinely fair

COP30 offers a chance to harness blended finance, carbon markets and national climate plans to accelerate climate action worldwide, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer

Making the case for climate action - the economic case and not merely the environmental case - has never been more relevant and important than now, writes former UK Energy and Clean Growth Minister Chris Skidmore

In an era of scrutiny, scepticism, and cost pressures, training is not just a compliance exercise, it is also a way to motivate staff and deliver on targets, writes BNP Paribas Asset Management's Elise Broussous

Investing in more climate resilient cities delivers major health, productivity and economic returns, writes Professor Jeannette Ickovics from the Yale School of Public Health

We all know there are two sides to the coin – the good news, and the bad news - what needs to change is how we digest it, writes Everflow's Clare Galland

By making nature fundamental to how we deliver housing, infrastructure, and economic development, we can create thriving communities, sustainable businesses, and a resilient natural environment, writes Natural England chief executive Marian Spain