At least half a dozen renewables developers have already begun identifying potential sites for full-scale windfarms in England.
Travelodge CEO: the secrets of a sustainable stay
Travelodge CEO Jo Boydell outlines the valuable role the hospitality sector can play in helping the UK reach its net zero targets.
Labour overturns decade-long ban on onshore wind farms
A ban on new onshore wind farms in England is being overturned by the new Labour government, in a move welcomed by green campaigners.
New fabric made from potato waste scoops startup award
Business startup Fibe has won a key manufacturing funding prize for developing the world’s first textile fibres out of potato waste.
Lidl allows customers to pay for EV charging via app
Lidl UK customers charging their electric vehicles (EVs) while shopping will soon be able to pay for their power via the Lidl Plus app.
Asda axes refillable product station trials
Asda has axed its store trials of refillable product stations, where shoppers filled their own containers with food to cut down on plastic use.
De’Longhi teams up with Well Grounded for jobs initiative
De’Longhi’s move comes as the coffee industry faces a shortage of talent and employers struggling to fill vacancies.
‘Stability and ambition’: Green experts react to Labour’s landslide victory
The new prime minister Kier Starmer has promised to double onshore wind, treble solar and quadruple offshore wind by 2030.
Royal Mail axes half domestic flights in sustainability move
Royal Mail says the move will save 30,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year, as well as improve reliability for customers.
Asda says ESG progress has ‘not always been plain sailing’
The last year has “not always been plain sailing” on the ESG front, says Asda, which has laid out its 2023 sustainability progress and achievements.
Peroni and Grolsch owner Asahi looks to make deliveries more sustainable
The partnership between the UK arm of beer giant Asahi and LWC, aims to save 245 tonnes of CO2 a year by taking up to 450 journeys off the road.
Søstrene Grene latest retailer to bag SBTi approval
Scandinavian home accessories retailer Søstrene Grene is the latest brand to have its climate targets approved by the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi).
Labour appoints former Climate Change Committee CEO to lead clean energy taskforce
Chris Stark, ex-CEO at the Climate Change Committee (CCC), has been appointed to lead a clean energy ‘mission control’ centre.
Morrisons collabs on farmer skills sustainability project
Morrisons has teamed up on a farmer skills initiative which it hopes will help farmers hit their net zero targets and plug the skills gap in agriculture.
New UK onshore windfarms planned after Labour overturns rules
At least half a dozen renewables developers have already begun identifying potential sites for full-scale windfarms in England.
Travelodge CEO: the secrets of a sustainable stay
Travelodge CEO Jo Boydell outlines the valuable role the hospitality sector can play in helping the UK reach its net zero targets.
Labour overturns decade-long ban on onshore wind farms
A ban on new onshore wind farms in England is being overturned by the new Labour government, in a move welcomed by green campaigners.
New fabric made from potato waste scoops startup award
Business startup Fibe has won a key manufacturing funding prize for developing the world’s first textile fibres out of potato waste.
Lidl allows customers to pay for EV charging via app
Lidl UK customers charging their electric vehicles (EVs) while shopping will soon be able to pay for their power via the Lidl Plus app.
Asda axes refillable product station trials
Asda has axed its store trials of refillable product stations, where shoppers filled their own containers with food to cut down on plastic use.
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