Challenges and opportunities in a naturally international arena
The End of Russian Gas Dominance?
Europe’s changing energy and geopolitical context
Welcome to Bundanoon, Australia: the world’s first bottled water free town
How banning bottled water makes good economic, environmental and health sense
DOE’s coal bailout plan could cost American business billions
Perry’s proposal flies in the face of a competitive energy market that has sustained our economy for decades
Breakthrough Energy Ventures Fund launched
Advancing energy and climate policy in a new era
Companies are getting strategic about their energy use: 5 key trends
Where we are now, and where we need to go
Inspiring Entrepreneurship Across Africa
How to ensure entrepreneurial efforts thrive
TTIP – Five Major Concerns
How TTIP fits with the Sustainable Development Goals
Firm Knowledge
Fracking is driving an American energy boom but could we be doing it better?
Sustainability for Whom?
In an era of powerful business and government inaction, much of the sustainability agenda has been captured by big brands such as Wal-Mart, Nestle, and Procter and Gamble. While they’ve managed to convert waste into profit streams, can they help halt ecological damage?