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First major oil group to cut ties with American Petroleum Institute spotlights US-Europe rift
Opportunity comes after truce between US environmentalists and the hydropower industry
Essar plans to supply industry and homes in north-west England after £750m investment in two plants
Greenhouse gas levels in 2020 were 10 per cent below previous year as economy was halted
Renewables capacity is surging in US state that is the heartland of fossil fuels
If successful, the legal action in the Netherlands could force companies to accelerate the shift to cleaner fuels
Facebook-owned messaging app says people have misinterpreted changes to its privacy policies
Part two of this three-part series looks at how start-ups are changing the investment approaches of corporate partners, and explores diversity at the CFO and chief digital officer levels
Global tracking and accountability will be required to address climate change
Businesses can expect the same uncomfortable scrutiny as oil and gas groups
Move shows how even largely privately owned industry faces pressure to cut carbon footprint
Incoming president can use existing regulatory powers to unlock sustainable growth
Growing environmental pressure will clip the wings of many
Australian infrastructure investor says it has reached targets demanded by ministers as part of 2017 acquisition of Green Investment Group
Rightwing government’s relations with incoming US administration strained after Trump construction deal
Economists surveyed by FT anticipate reduction in purchases of bonds issued by big carbon emitters
Governments need to turn emission reduction pledges into action
Here are our forecasts of the macro trends that will drive the next year
FT writers share their predictions for the new year, from the availability and take-up of Covid-19 vaccines to the fortunes of the S&P 500
Satellite images become flashpoint as Brazil’s government seeks to discredit scientists
Japanese conglomerate faces emissions challenge because of reliance on carbon-heavy businesses
While traditional lenders cut ties with fossil fuel projects, critics fear China will fill the void
Group faced claims that indirect emissions from a Surrey oilfield had not been properly assessed
Elected on a promise of a $2tn green energy plan, the US president-elect’s ambitions could be curtailed by political reality
Tie-up with fund manager expands turbine maker’s push into project development
Analysis highlights potential mismatch between investor expectations of green funds and reality
Veteran director will step down at end of year following pressure from environmental activists
Buying emissions compensation has proved popular but schemes are not always effective
Former secretary of state will serve alongside erstwhile deputy Antony Blinken in unusual arrangement
The global pursuit of net-zero carbon emissions is a huge undertaking, and only possible with the help of businesses
Emissions trading system forms a key pillar of UK plans to tackle climate change
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