BusinessGreen Intelligence

Growing clean energy capacity means Britain is now better prepared for price spikes triggered by Iran war than it was for those sparked by Russia's invasion of Ukraine, new analysis claims

EXPLAINER: BusinessGreen unpacks Danone's $1bn purchase of Huel, and what fuelled the food and beverage giant's appetite for plant-based nutrition

Heat battery firm's founder and CEO James Macnaghten explains why he takes inspiration from Victorian-era engineers, and how scale comes from repeatability and simplicity

Amid extraordinary geopolitical instability, the question businesses should be asking is: what if we made the most of what we already have? writes Olio CEO and co-founder Tessa Clarke

The sustainability director at sports retailer Decathlon explains the importance of translating green ambition into practical decisions, and why new ideas are coming from people 'at the edges' of existing industries

The government has this week published a wide-ranging new national transport strategy that promises to provide a major boost to decarbonisation efforts

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: April part one

One of the biggest blind spots - and profound opportunities - in climate investment frameworks is agricultural methane, write Changing Markets Foundation CEO Nusa Urbancic and Planet Tracker's François Mosnier

As conflict in the Middle East drives the world to the brink of an era-defining energy crisis, sustained clean energy growth continues to make the case for renewables with 'brutal clarity'

True climate leadership means using the transition to improve lives through good jobs, protecting communities from climate impacts and reducing inequality, writes Scotland's Cabinet Secretary for Climate Action and Energy Gillian Martin