Plans for a windfarm near Carpshaim in Dumfries and Galloway have been given the green light following a two year public enquiry which began in 2021.
Ovo to pay customers for using less power during peak times
Ovo is set to pay customers for using less power during peak hours of 4pm and 7pm through its new Power Move scheme.
Government accused of ‘environmental crime’ over oil drilling
The government has been accused by LibDem politicians and green groups of ‘environmental crime’ after agreeing to allow large scale drilling in the South Downs national park.
Deposit return scheme: Polytag offers cost-effective alternative
The proposed deposit return scheme needs to offer consumers flexibility as well as alternatives that are cost-effective and efficient, say Polytag.
Over 1,200 scientists call for the Royal Society to condemn fossil fuel industry
Over 1,200 scientists are calling for the Royal Society to make an “unambiguous statement” about the fossil fuel industry’s role in the climate crisis.
e.on launches sustainable bond tranches with a combined value of almost £1.3 billion
e.on has successfully issued two bond tranches worth £641 million (€750 million) each, and will use the proceeds to finance projects including clean transportation and renewable energy projects.
Forest Green Rovers and Go Up commit to sustainable growth
Go Up commits to sustainable growth with Forest Green Rovers F.C. by renewing its partnership with the football club for a third season.
E-waste: Retailers urged to explore “unexploited potential” of old devices
Retailers and electronic manufacturers are being urged to prioritise reducing the impact of e-waste from phones, computers and other electronic devices.
‘Double shot’: Coffee could be key to making stronger concrete
Recycled coffee grounds could be used to make stronger concrete, according to research by scientists at RMIT University in Melbourne.
One in four Brits keen to stop the sale of single-use plastic items
Almost one in four (37%) Brits want to stop the sale of single-use plastic, according to a survey of 2000 people, ahead of a Defra ban on the items.
Coca-Cola envisions that 100% of its packaging will be recyclable by 2025
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Ofgem price cap: Renewable projects are the ‘only way’ to lower bills, says Greenpeace
Commenting on Ofgem’s price cap, Greenpeace’s Georgia Whitaker says renewables are the “only way to truly achieve energy security.”
Why Brooks Running is putting its best foot forward for supply chain transparency
Sustainability Beat spoke with Brooks Running about how it’s putting supply chain transparency at centre stage of its sustainability initiatives.
Windfarm plans approved despite local criticism
Plans for a windfarm near Carpshaim in Dumfries and Galloway have been given the green light following a two year public enquiry which began in 2021.
Ovo to pay customers for using less power during peak times
Ovo is set to pay customers for using less power during peak hours of 4pm and 7pm through its new Power Move scheme.
Government accused of ‘environmental crime’ over oil drilling
The government has been accused by LibDem politicians and green groups of ‘environmental crime’ after agreeing to allow large scale drilling in the South Downs national park.
Deposit return scheme: Polytag offers cost-effective alternative
The proposed deposit return scheme needs to offer consumers flexibility as well as alternatives that are cost-effective and efficient, say Polytag.
Over 1,200 scientists call for the Royal Society to condemn fossil fuel industry
Over 1,200 scientists are calling for the Royal Society to make an “unambiguous statement” about the fossil fuel industry’s role in the climate crisis.
e.on launches sustainable bond tranches with a combined value of almost £1.3 billion
e.on has successfully issued two bond tranches worth £641 million (€750 million) each, and will use the proceeds to finance projects including clean transportation and renewable energy projects.
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