The UK's most prestigious green business awards is back, as BusinessGreen once again looks to celebrate the very best of the green economy

Carbon removal investors should focus on low-risk, scalable nature-based solutions, rather than complex technologies that require vast amounts of funding, research and development, argues Alastair Collier from UK climate tech firm A Healthier Earth

Data centres have faced increasing scrutiny over their environmental and impacts, as TechUK's Weronika Dorociak explains

The past year has seen a host of major events in the green economy - from new gigafactories and carbon capture plants to the de facto ban on onshore wind being lifted and new sustainability reporting rules

From bringing 'nature' into the boardroom and 'Ecokamasutra', to lessons in climate optimism from the Biden and Obama administrations - here are 10 of the top features from BusinessGreen Intelligence in 2024

Inconsistent and confusing public disclosures muddle attempts to assess corporate ambitions on climate

What gets tracked, gets acted on, which benefits the planet, shareholders and the future of your business, writes Climate Impact Partners CEO Sheri Hickok

With Labour governments in both Westminster and Wales, there is now a real opportunity to deliver positive, green investment into North Wales, writes Clwyd East MP Becky Gittins

If we want the UK to be a global leader in clean transport and support domestic automotive production, we cannot afford to keep wavering on net zero targets, writes Lib Dem MP Wera Hobhouse

A common-sense legislative tweak and a coordinated effort between energy, housing and finance would dismantle barriers to mass heat pump uptake, argues Fornax CEO David Leviseur