BusinessGreen Intelligence

The spike in demand for air conditioning equipment means manufacturers need to get better at designing and maintaining systems to maximise efficiency, writes Essentra Components' Lilian Knauf

The right of British politics has stepped up its attacks on climate action in recent weeks, so why has the rest of the political spectrum largely failed to seize the 'teachable moment' presented by crippling heatwaves to highlight the vital importance...

CEO of social enterprise Ethstat reflects on how the Covid pandemic showed how quickly systems can move when there is urgency and political will

The new Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary has signalled her support for tackling fuel poverty, but she's inherited a Warm Homes Plan that is yet to be finalised - and, as Andrew Warren warns, energy efficiency jobs are being lost as the wait to fill...

Alan Beck, head of product at Concretene, discusses the firm's efforts to cut concrete's carbon footprint after success in the Ofwat Innovation Fund’s Water Breakthrough Challenge

Just 21 countries met a target to identify all environmentally 'harmful' subsidies, Spain rolls out new EV incentives, and Canberra reveals next stage of strategy to reach net zero by 2045

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing – August

By once again embracing a pragmatic Conservative environmental tradition we can regain power, keep Britain safe and unleash our country's economic potential, writes Wiltshire Council's Conservative group leader Richard Clewer

As the wildfires rage, what passes for climate discourse on the right of British politics is plumbing depressing new depths