Analysis

• Forging alliances: green growth and public-private finance

  05 October 2012

  Thomas Kerr explains how the Green Growth Action Alliance aims to help emerging economies tap private sector low-carbon investment

• Vestas in the eye of the storm

  02 October 2012

  Talks of a tie-up between Vestas and Mitsubishi gave hope to investors in the beleaguered turbine maker – but a lack of progress in the talks is raising questions about its future. Elza Holmstedt Pell reports

• Drumming up debt

  02 October 2012

  With banks reluctant to lend, financiers are hatching fresh plans to attract debt into renewable energy projects. Christopher Cundy reports

• EDITORIAL: The investment case for a pristine Arctic

  02 October 2012

  It is one of the supreme ironies of global warming: as the Arctic ice recedes in the face of rapidly rising temperatures at the poles, so the opportunity opens up for the extraction of potentially enormous reserves of oil and gas.

• Time to scale up action on biodiversity

  28 September 2012

  The World Business Council's Peter Bakker makes the case for business action on biodiversity protection

• A flexible approach to finance

  27 September 2012

  Embedding sustainability considerations into business planning involves flexible thinking within the finance department, says Diageo CFO Dierdre Mahlan

• From hedges to forests

  24 September 2012

  Hedge fund supremo Stanley Fink talks to Mark Nicholls about investing to make an environmental impact as well as a financial return

• The full story

  19 September 2012

  Paul Druckman explains how integrated reporting will make a crucial contribution to improving the sustainability of business

• Global Carbon – Autumn 2012

  18 September 2012

  The latest issue of our new quarterly carbon markets and finance publication is now available online.

• A cause for concern?

  12 September 2012

  The results of this year's Carbon Disclosure Project Global 500 report shows companies are still acting on climate change, despite tough economic times – but are they doing enough, ask Malcolm Preston and Jonathan Grant