Policy

New modelling from E3G suggests Labour can build a clean power system by 2030 and deliver energy bill savings of over £200 a year for households - but only if it backs sweeping electricity market reforms

New study from Yale University compares US and UK attitudes to climate change to reveal the UK is more aware and concerned about escalating climate impacts

New analysis finds media opinion formers are less likely to publicly question climate science than they were a decade ago, but attacks on climate action has intensified

Fracking firm CEO Chris Wright has been nominated to lead the US Department of Energy, and his climate sceptic views do not augur well, writes Andrew Warren

Industry Minister Sarah Jones leads trade mission to Riyadh, as government prepares to launch Critical Minerals and Industrial strategies

Wide-ranging new strategy includes plans to boost investment in clean energy capacity and explore the use of small modular reactors to power AI data centres

China set to issue inaugural overseas sovereign green bond in London later this year, as governments launch controversial push to strengthen clean energy ties

Energy Minister Michael Shanks hails data and digitalisation as 'an essential foundation of our mission to deliver a zero carbon electricity system by 2030'

With clients ranging from BlackRock and Spotify to Airbnb and Walmart, corporate sustainability disclosure platform Watershed is grappling with a fast changing global regulatory landscape for environmental reporting

Plus all the top green business news from around the world this week, including warnings on India's rice harvest and concerns over the EU's green taxonomy