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BusinessGreen Intelligence

UK energy tsar Chris Stark: 'I don't worry too much about data centres'

Energy

UK energy tsar Chris Stark: 'I don't worry too much about data centres'

Head of UK's Clean Power Mission remains confident data centres will not derail the government's climate plans, as he argues clean energy has a critical role to play in UK's response to latest fossil fuel supply shock

clock 29 April 2026 • 10 min read
'Deeply unjust': Could a rush for critical minerals harm the world's most vulnerable communities

Risk

'Deeply unjust': Could a rush for critical minerals harm the world's most vulnerable communities

New UN report warns global clean tech boom is seeing benefit flowing to wealthy nations, while driving hidden costs borne disproportionately by poor communities in Africa and South America

clock 29 April 2026 • 8 min read
Sustainability claims: How businesses can navigate 'greenwashing' clampdowns

Marketing

Sustainability claims: How businesses can navigate 'greenwashing' clampdowns

With environmental claims firmly under the microscope, Michelle Carvill from the Chartered Institute of Marketing offers six tips for firms to avoid falling foul of 'greenwashing' rules

clock 29 April 2026 • 4 min read
How a high-tech farm is helping the UK take back control of food supply

Supply chain

How a high-tech farm is helping the UK take back control of food supply

Worcestershire-based greenhouse aims to cut imports and boost resilience, while reducing inputs and delivering year-round, locally grown produce that can tackle climate and supply chain pressures

clock 28 April 2026 • 3 min read
Changan's Nic Thomas: 'Technological innovation alone isn't enough'

Automotive

Changan's Nic Thomas: 'Technological innovation alone isn't enough'

The UK managing director of one of China's largest auto groups discusses building an EV dealer network for a 'relatively unknown brand', and why environmental commitments matter for consumers

clock 28 April 2026 • 6 min read
Can the UK's data centre boom go green?

IT

Can the UK's data centre boom go green?

Ensuring rapid growth in power-hungry data centres does not undermine climate targets is technically possible, but the UK needs a robust, coordinated strategy to turn them into a genuine green asset rather than a liability, writes Imperial Business School...

clock 28 April 2026 • 5 min read
Are geopolitical uncertainty and rising costs slowing the 'race to retrofit' commercial buildings?

Buildings

Are geopolitical uncertainty and rising costs slowing the 'race to retrofit' commercial buildings?

Fewer A, A+, and B rated Energy Performance Certificates were registered across the UK's commercial real estate sector in 2025 than in the two previous years, new analysis warns

clock 27 April 2026 • 5 min read
The evolving role of climate attribution science in legal action against corporates

Risk

The evolving role of climate attribution science in legal action against corporates

Attribution science is increasingly being used as part of litigation claims to seek redress for climate-related harms and a reduction in emissions, writes Stewarts lawyer Frances Baird

clock 27 April 2026 • 5 min read
How Easee sold a million EV chargers in seven years

Automotive

How Easee sold a million EV chargers in seven years

Anthony Fernandez, CEO of EV charging tech firm Easee, explains why early EV adopter Norway shows what 'large-scale electrification looks like in practice'

clock 27 April 2026 • 4 min read
The government's push to decouple UK electricity and gas prices is long overdue

Policy

The government's push to decouple UK electricity and gas prices is long overdue

If Miliband wants to leave an enduring green legacy, lowering essential costs for those most in need must be his primary aim, writes Bright Blue's Cyril Davydenko

clock 24 April 2026 • 4 min read
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