City of London claims UK 'well-positioned' to be the home of burgeoning global carbon market, but warns its leading position is 'not guaranteed'
Madeleine Cobb reflects on the daily 'pick-and-mix' of working in sustainability and how she can't remember a year where the plan set in January was the one delivered
University of Oxford spin-out among growing numbers of innovators worldwide racing to develop commercially-viable fusion energy technology
New survey from Rathbones suggests younger and wealthier investors are more likely to be willing to forego higher returns in pursuit of stronger sustainability performance
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US tech giant has been the world's top investor in carbon removal projects in recent years, securing enough credits to cover some 45 million tonnes of CO2
Technology partner contract between Great British Energy -Nuclear and Rolls‑Royce SMR backed by up to £599m from the National Wealth Fund
SDCL Efficiency (SEIT) said 'increasingly challenging' landscape meant it could 'no longer deliver returns that are acceptable to shareholders in its current structure'
Consumer goods giant to add one of the the largest 'greens' brands in the US to its portfolio as part of strategy to seek out 'premium and high growth' markets