Opinion

Aligning the UK's ETS with that of the EU's is a no-brainer for fiscal responsibility, supporting British businesses and tackling climate change, writes Transport & Environment UK's director Anna Krajinska

Ocean conservation is not a cost - is a hedge against global volatility and an investment in prosperity, write Bloomberg Ocean Fund's Jonathan Kelsey, and Karen Sack from the Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance

There is no silver bullet for solving Britain's high electricity prices - rather, an effective package of measures across strategies is needed to shift to a clean energy system, writes the Aldersgate Group's Marie-Laure Hicks

Business leadership is key to turning the ocean economy into a resilient driver of sustainable growth, writes UN Global Compact CEO and exec director Sanda Ojiambo

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: June 2025

Healthier buildings aren't a design fad - they're a strategic imperative for ESG performance, operational resilience, workforce well-being, talent retention and more, writes ABB's Mike Mustapha

A consistent, rigorous and global approach is needed for measuring the embodied carbon in buildings - which is where the new BREEAM methodology comes in, writes BRE's Tom Wilson

Behind the scenes of the world's biggest tours and festivals, a shift is underway from from symbolic sustainability gestures to deep, strategic change and positive influence, writes Hope Solutions' founder and director Luke Howell

Last month's 'Common Understanding' agreement between the UK and EU can help boost energy market confidence towards building a cheaper and more reliable power system, writes National Grid Ventures president Ben Wilson

The government is pushing for a more self-reliant labour market in the UK, presenting both risks and opportunities for the clean energy sector, writes TLT's head of business immigration Joanne Hennessy