London’s O2 Arena removes 540 tonnes of carbon during green gigs
The pilot events saw O2 owner AEG Europe teaming up with carbon removal experts CUR8 and sustainable event specialists A Greener Future.
Legal & General building first net zero-carbon homes
Legal & General is building its first net zero-carbon homes, as consumer demand for more eco-friendly properties continues to increase.
University of Liverpool ‘twin’ tech cuts energy consumption by 23%
The University of Liverpool piloted the digital twin technology, which is the brainchild of Glasgow-based climate technology firm IES.
Bradford courts ink renewable energy deal in UK first
Bradford courts will be the first in England to be heated by renewable energy, after inking a deal to connect to the city’s new heat network.
Asda cuts 72% of EV charging points as Tesco powers ahead
RAC data shows Asda has reduced the number of EV charges from 165 to 46 in 2023, the only supermarket of those surveyed to cut its number.
Manchester City plans major solar project for football academy
Manchester City is to become “one of football’s largest producers of self-supplied renewable energy”, as it plans a major solar project.
M&S wins Marble Arch retrofit legal battle as Gove’s decision branded ‘unlawful’
The High Court has ruled that Michael Gove’s decision to block M&S’ redevelopment plans of its Marble Arch flagship branch was “unlawful”.
M&S begins legal challenge over ‘sustainable’ Marble Arch store
Marks and Spencer is kicking off its High Court challenge over the government blocking its demolition plans today (Tuesday 13 February 2024).
Housing developers must protect nature as new biodiversity law
The biodiversity net gain law which states that developers can’t destroy local nature – has come into force today (Monday 12 February).