A new support scheme for renewable heat would likely benefit most small investors and services companies, experts say

Local German utilities control over half the country’s retail power market a decade after it opened up to competition

Reforms to the way pension increases are calculated have shaved £2.9bn off BT Group’s pension scheme liabilities

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As shareholder power dictates the company agenda, directors are having to reasses environmental attitudes

The New Economy uncovers the real commercial value of the Fair Trade logo, and what is means to consumers

Transnet continues construction on a multi-product pipeline between Johannesburg and Durban

The state of Nevada could end up footing the $1m bill to repair cracks found on a massive bridge spanning Galena Creek

Touted as the beginning of an innovative new energy and transportation link between the Caspian region and Europe

The New Economy interviews Terry Wang, CFO of Trina Solar, on excellence and endurance in energy

The New Economy interviews Stefan Engelhart, Head of Industry Business Unit at SAP AG, on smarter solutions to our energy needs

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