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BusinessGreen Daily Update Dirty coal power plants could still be running in 2030, scientists warn Analysis - Mon 10th Nov 01:05 Imperial study finds current policy may not be sufficient to close UK's dirtiest fossil fuel stations and says further legislation is needed News & Analysis from BusinessGreen Labour to beef up plans to make five million homes more energy efficient News - Mon 10th Nov 10:16 Opposition to publish much-trailed energy efficiency green paper, detailing plans for half a million energy reports and new interest free loans London Assembly says no to fracking News - Mon 10th Nov 00:05 Assembly environment committee says Boris Johnson has failed to deliver his environmental promises Government proposes shale gas sovereign wealth fund News - Mon 10th Nov 10:27 Ministers confirm plans to re-invest fracking revenues, as tensions emerge over what to do with the money Bill Clinton: Latest climate science report is 'urgent wake-up call' News - Mon 10th Nov 10:35 Former president says report shows need to transform global energy system, but Eastern European countries dismiss zero emission target Teaching elephants to dance Opinion - Mon 10th Nov 00:05 Grant Thornton's Nathan Goode wonders if the UK is ready for the transformation of the energy grid that is on the way Mercedes leads EU's fuel economy 'cheaters' News - Mon 10th Nov 05:24 Report finds company has biggest differential between test and real world performance, with average gap growing to 31 per cent Green energy 'creates more jobs than fossil fuels', study says Analysis - Mon 10th Nov 06:11 Investing in renewables adds half a job per gigawatt hour of electricity generated, report claims, with around 10 jobs created for every £1m invested More from BusinessGreen Latest BusinessGreen Plus stories from BusinessGreen Has the time come for community renewable energy projects to enter the mainstream? Inside Paul Hawken's audacious plan to 'drawdown' climate change The world's 10 biggest tidal power projects More BusinessGreen Plus stories from BusinessGreen More stories from BusinessGreen Australia told it should aim for 40 per cent cut in greenhouse gases by 2025 Updated: Solar companies lose legal battle over subsidy cuts Government green lights plans to triple size of Walney offshore wind farm More stories from BusinessGreen More Try BusinessGreen Plus FREE for four weeks BusinessGreen Plus is a premium business tool providing senior executives and business owners with the information and guidance they need to ensure their organisations are able to exploit the opportunities presented by the low carbon transition. Sign up for your FREE trial today Green Business Resources Security data: we're collecting and storing so much we can't analyse it Education: the ultimate BYOD case study Putting mobile first: best practices of mobile technology leaders Windows Server 2012: are you ready? Making insurance more customer-centric in a digital world More Green Business Resources In the Green Room Check out all the latest BusinessGreen interviews with leading figures from across the green economy, including: Anthony Coumidis Director of Engineering and Sustainability, McBains Cooper Yoav Zingher Director and Co-founder, KiWi Power Colin Calder Chief Executive, PassivSystems Latest interviews from BusinessGreen Visit BusinessGreen Investment Management Policy Science Supplier Technology Transport Work Awards More from BusinessGreen

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