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An autumn of opportunity for net zero steel
Over the coming months, policymakers and business have a major opportunity to kick-start the transition towards greener steel, writes Climate Group's Jen Carson
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Government rolls out £1bn Great British Insulation Scheme
Ministers claim new scheme will help upgrade more than 300,000 inefficient homes, delivering annual energy bill savings of £300 to £400
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'Greater political commitment is needed': Why the clean tech revolution...
The world’s biggest economies may have signed up to the Breakthrough Agenda two years ago, but critical clean technologies are still struggling to break through
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AstraZeneca inks £100m deal to source biomethane from Lincolnshire BECCS project
Pharmaceuticals giant partners with Future Biogas to support development of a new anaerobic digestion biomethane facility fitted with carbon capture and storage technology
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Lords block government plans to scrap 'nutrient neutrality' rules
Peers defeat amendments that would have effectively removed nutrient neutrality rules for housebuilders, throwing government plans into disarray
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'Building the business case': Corporate giants issue call for zero emission...
Zero Emission Maritime Buyers Alliance issue formal Request for Proposal from suppliers that can provide zero emission shipping services
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'Profit and purpose are not enemies': Mars announces $1bn investment to...
Food and pet care giant announces plans to cut value chain emissions by roughly 15 million metric tons this decade
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Ingka Group inks low-carbon steel deal with H2 Green Steel
Ikea store operator says deal will see it purchase green steel to meet half its requirements for racking in its warehouses
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Government launches International Green Corridor Fund
New £1.5m fund to enable feasibility studies for planned green shipping corridors between the UK, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands
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'Endgame for the largest sector of oil demand': How rampant EV sales growth...
Research published in the lead up to New York Climate Week underscores how astonishing gains in the EV market are starting to feed through into oil demand projections
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How climate policy trailblazers are 'getting off the sidelines'
New report from InfluenceMap praises those corporates lobbying for bolder climate action, but warns too much of the business community remains 'on the sidelines' in the public climate policy debate
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In focus: Unboxing the sustainable packaging innovation drive
Consumer and regulatory pressure means all eyes are on businesses to deliver on their sustainable packaging goals - but can innovative solutions really deliver promised environmental gains?
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'Heat pumps for everyone': Octopus launches 'free' heat pump package
Energy giant says new 'Cosy Octopus' package will come at no cost for some households who can access government clean heating grant
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Business schools must help build sustainable economies
Business schools are uniquely placed to grow the people and the ideas that can drive a resilient, low-carbon future, writes University of Sussex's Dr Sarada Krishnan
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Study: $36bn invested in carbon credit projects between 2012 and 2022
Investment in carbon credit projects has soared in recent years, according to industry-backed research
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'Summer of storage': EDF Renewables celebrates planning approval for...
Major 57MW/117MWh grid-scale battery project becomes the latest energy storage project to add to burgeoning UK pipeline
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'An open goal': Premier League train travel could cut 4,000 tonnes of carbon...
New Trainline data finds Premier League away fans could collectively cut 4,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions during the remainder of this season by substituting cars for trains
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Government confirms first wave of 21 North Sea carbon storage licenses
North Sea Transition Authority reveals that 14 companies have accepted licenses awarded through the UK’s first-ever carbon storage licensing round
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'Strategic actors': Ride-sharing services can help deliver low-carbon,...
Ride-sharing services can play a major role in reducing emissions and congestion in urban areas, according to Cabify-backed research
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Reports: Plan to extend opencast coal mine rejected by Carmarthenshire council
County council planning committee rejects proposals to extend and reopen Glan Lash, citing environmental concerns
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