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Aside from the drive to deliver a carbon neutral workplace environment, the benefits of net zero for businesses could be far reaching on a much wider scale, according to E.ON

The race to Net Zero is on but, with slippery definitions of what this entails and varying levels of commitments from businesses, how will this challenge be solved before 2050?

The UK's largest dedicated offshore wind event takes place on 29-30 September at ExCeL London – Global Offshore Wind (GOW) 2021

Tara McGeehan, President of CGI in the UK and Australia, argues all businesses need to make climate action core to their long term strategy

Dow's Marco ten Bruggencate provides a glimpse into its new partnership with Mura Technology though which it is developing a new advanced recycling solution for plastics

The latest UN report has put the world on red alert, but the direction of travel is clear - Schroders' CEO and specialists give their view on the role of investors in the energy transition

Packaging and paper giant reveals how it is working with others to help drive environmental improvements across its value chain

RenewableUK is hosting a number of industry events to help individuals and groups work together to drive innovation and maximise the growing opportunities available

By 2050 the UK must replace almost all current electricity capacity and build at least as much again in order to meet climate goals – this can only be funded on the basis of robust business models, explains Atkins Global's David Cole

Achieving net zero is crucial to the long-term success of our customers, our communities and our economy, writes NatWest Group chief executive Alison Rose