Advertising feature from Drax

Ever since it formally received parliamentary passage in June 2019, the UK’s net zero target has been the subject of vigorous debate. To its advocates – including Boris Johnson – the decarbonisation agenda presents a potential path to ‘green growth’, and a chance to supercharge Britain’s regional economies. Its critics, meanwhile, fear crippling costs as

The Prime Minister wants Britain to ‘lead the world’ on climate change. But what does this mean for our trade strategy? Will the low carbon economy open up new export opportunities, or make it harder to trade with big polluters? And how might we use our trade clout to persuade others to go green? These