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Policy

Energy management boom faces regulation

A series of bodies are currently refining new energy efficiency standards - creating benchmarks for companies’ energy-saving efforts .. more...

Podcast from Poznan: India's stance on the climate

For the 600 million people living without electricity, an increasing carbon footprint is inevitable. Preeti Malhotra from the Climate Group discusses the scope for emissions reduction in India.. more...

Podcast from Poznan: Mozambique looks for access to adaptation funding

Mozambique is just one of many LDCs waiting for climate change adaptation money from Global Environment Facility funds. Developing countries stood up in unison during UN climate talks in Poznan to demand direct access to the adaptation money.. more...

Podcast with Lord Adair Turner: The plan for zero carbon electricity

Interview with Lord Turner, head of the UK Committee on Climate Change, on the role of zero carbon electricity in the UK's 80% carbon reduction challenge.. more...

Markets

Podcast: The future of carbon trading

Abyd Karmali, managing director and global head of carbon emissions at investment bank Merrill Lynch, discusses the future of carbon trading.. more...

Climate

Bangladesh to receive British aid

After requesting more than £5 billion from the British government to help offset damage done from climate change, the cyclone-weary nation is granted a fraction of the money .. more...

Gap in European and Asian climate forecasting

A report just released by the World Bank says there is a major gap in National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHS) between Europe and Central Asia .. more...

Reporting

Cadbury: No flake on climate change

Companies can learn a thing or two from Cadbury's environmental reporting.. more...

Opinion

UK Climate Change Act: What it means for business

Kirsty Neale and Alyssa Gilbert of Ecofys UK discuss the possible effects of the Climate Change Act on UK business .. more...

Technology

From politics to business: Technology transfer to Asia

Climate change technology transfer needs to move from being a political football to becoming a business opportunity, but how? .. more...

Offshore wind hurdles obstruct UK output goal

Despite our abundant natural wind resources the odds are currently stacked against offshore wind development in the UK. We find out why. .. more...

Strategy

Podcast: What is 'green' packaging?

Interview with Jack De Bokx, Senior Director Environment, Health & Safety, EMEA on how to put together a green packaging strategy.. more...

Podcast: National grid on carbon-related pay

Steve Wallace, head of environment at National Grid, discusses the challenges of meeting an 80% emissions reduction target by 2050, and explains how carbon-related pay and carbon budgeting can help.. more...

Green jobs hold steady against economic crash

The low carbon job market in Europe continues to prosper despite mass job cuts in many business sectors .. more...

Branding

Special report: Carbon labelling goes global

It started as a UK experiment but now carbon labelling is hitting the big time .. more...

Press Releases

Tesco and Standard Chartered join ASDA, Fiat and EDF Energy to discuss environmental business strategies

In an economic decline it is even more pertinent to continue responding to climate change – not only because of the direct financial benefits and opportunities associated with climate change mitigation, but also to ensure good risk management, said Yulanda Chung, Head of Sustainable Business at Standard Chartered. London, December 16, 2008 .. more...

IKEA, Danone, L’oreal, Airbus, BT and other leading organizations gather in London next April to discuss best practice in Green Supply Chain strategies for businesses

Ethical Corporation have recently announced the launch of The 2nd Annual Green Supply Chain Summit, taking place on 21-22 April in London. London, 9 December 2008 .. more...