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The fossil fuel giants need to find new ways to reduce emissions, generate growth and maintain their share price

Europe’s second-largest financier of fossil fuels faces a vote to ramp up its climate commitments

Companies claim that reducing returns to cut energy bills will have impact on investment

Ofgem to upgrade infrastructure and cut consumer bills by £20 a year

Halting Huawei hurts 5G rollout and Sino-British ties, but stopping a Chinese nuclear power plant in Essex has virtually no fallout

Data reveals crucial role of BlackRock, State Street and Vanguard in climate crisis

Underbidding for contracts to bring in cash – if that is what has happened – is a dangerous practice. We need to knowThe collapse of Carillion, the building and outsourcing company, throws up so many questions about the...

It’s easy to be cynical about the recent rush of bold corporate sustainability targets, but brands that buy into a green image may find it hard to deviate too far

It’s easy to be cynical about the recent rush of bold corporate sustainability targets, but brands that buy into a green image may find it hard to deviate too far

ShareAction says that BP has fallen well short of the environmental commitments it made at last year’s meeting

George Osborne has unveiled the results of the government’s spending review; here we analyse the key points in 25 main areas

Disclosure of Japan’s biggest corporate scandal in years could lead to restatement of earnings at computers-to-nuclear firm, plus a board overhaul and big fines

Taking the government’s own low-carbon lender out of the state sector is only likely to make it more risk-averse and less effective

Only a handful of companies are setting emission reduction targets in line with what climate scientists say is necessary - that must change

Private sector could help close the expected shortfall in emissions reductions necessary to stop 2C of global warming warming, suggests Unilever CEO Paul Polman at climate and business summit in Paris