Green Policy
Analyzing environmental strategies, climate action, and corporate sustainability (ESG) commitments across the UK and beyond.
Can Britain Compete in the Green Subsidy Race?
Green Industrial Policy has become the dominant battleground of modern economic strategy, reshaping how governments approach trade, manufacturing, and public expenditure. Across the...
Michael OkaforOctober 6, 2026
Carbon Markets Work Differently Than Their Critics — and Supporters — Suggest
Carbon Markets remain one of the most misunderstood and politically polarized mechanisms in modern environmental policy. Public debate often treats carbon trading as...
Rachel FenwickSeptember 25, 2026
How a COP Deal Is Actually Negotiated
COP Climate Summits operate as intricate diplomatic machinery where global climate policy is hammered out line by line, phrase by phrase, and word...
Rachel FenwickSeptember 20, 2026
The Hardest Part of the Energy Transition Is Political
Energy transition discussions often become bogged down in laboratory results, engineering timelines, and cost curves, masking the reality that the primary obstacle is...
Rachel FenwickSeptember 16, 2026
Nigeria Seeks Domestic Solar Industry
Nigeria is working to establish a domestic solar manufacturing sector as a broader renewable energy revolution accelerates across the African continent. Policymakers and...
Margaret EllisonSeptember 14, 2026
Who Pays the Climate Finance Bill — and What Counts?
Climate finance totals depend heavily on what is counted, turning international environmental diplomacy into a complex accounting dispute across Westminster and global summits....
Rachel FenwickSeptember 13, 2026
Why Paved Front Gardens Matter for Urban Heat
Front gardens may look like a small part of Britain’s climate debate, but collectively they occupy a large area of urban land. As...
Amir QureshiAugust 6, 2026
Energy Security: The Political Risk Behind Britain’s Power Supply
Energy Security UK remains a fundamental pillar of domestic public policy, shaping how Westminster balances industrial stability, consumer costs, and infrastructure resilience. When...
Rachel FenwickJuly 31, 2026
Germany Reaches Renewable Electricity Milestone
Wind and solar generated more public net electricity in Germany than fossil fuels in 2025 for the first time, according to analysis by...
Amir QureshiJuly 29, 2026
How Britain’s Carbon Budgets Hold Governments to Account
Britain’s carbon budgets are designed to turn a distant climate target into a series of nearer-term legal limits. Instead of asking only whether...
Michael OkaforJuly 25, 2026
