First phase of £400m Sunderland IAMP gets green light
Henry Boot Developments Limited (HBD) has secured planning permission for the first phase of the £400m International Advanced Manufacturing Park
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£1.6bn EV charging and grid-connected battery network plans announced
New plans have been unveiled which could see a rolling out of new EV charging stations across the UK. Developed
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London must ‘take charge’ of EV infrastructure, report finds
The London Assembly Environment Committee has published its report on electric vehicles today, which calls for a ‘pan-London’ approach to
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Feature: the business of recycling
Over the past year, the so-called Blue Planet effect has generated a huge public interest in plastic waste and recycling.
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UKGBC and Innovation Gateway to collaborate on built environment
The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) and Innovation Gateway have today (May 23) announced a partnership which they believe will
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Government publishes new clean air strategy
Environment Secretary Michael Gove has published a new clean air strategy for consultation. The proposals are in addition to the
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In Practice: biosolids and the circular economy conundrum
Dr Ruben Sakrabani is a senior lecturer in soil chemistry at Cranfield University. Biosolids are a good example of the
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UKs first zero-emission refuelling hub gets access road
The Greater Birmingham & Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership (GBSLEP) has allocated £1.76m of Local Growth Fund investment towards the construction
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Drax power station announce carbon reducing pilot
Drax has announced that it is to pilot the first bioenergy carbon capture storage (BECCS) project of its kind in
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Report: do LED lights damage our health?
Last month, a research team at the Barcelona Institute for Global Health and the University of Exeter published a new
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Government fracking announcement ‘reads like a wish list from the fracking companies themselves’
Critics of fracking have reacted angrily to the Government’s plans to streamline controversial fracking developments. The package was announced yesterday (May
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City of London tops fly-tipping league of shame
A new report by Expert Market has revealed the locations in England with the worst levels of illegal rubbish dumping
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Ministers must reverse ‘dramatic and worrying collapse’ in green investment, MPs say
The Environmental Audit Committee has said ministers must publish a plan to secure the investment needed to meet the UK’s
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Consumers confused over green energy, survey reveals
New research commissioned by energy firm Squeaky has revealed that UK energy customers are confused about what terms like ‘green’, ‘renewable’ and
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Pupils power up battery recycling campaign
A nationwide recycling campaign is on track to collect 278 tonnes of used batteries, according to its organisers. The Duracell
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UK can leapfrog a ‘gas bridge’ to transition directly to clean power generation, report says
A report from the World Wildlife Fund has called on the UK to halt production of new gas power plants
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Water, energy and transport firms could face fines following cyber attacks
New measures to protect the UK’s infrastructure and digital services from cyber attacks and computer network failure come into force
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District heating network sector should be regulated, according to competition watchdog
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published its recommendations following a study which set out to establish whether heat
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Ecotricity partner with English Heritage in sustainability scheme
Ecotricity has launched a new partnership with English Heritage which will see some of the country’s most historic sites become
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In Practice: how the UK can become a zero waste economy
Having a waste management strategy put in place is often overlooked throughout business operations. Sometimes, it is something that eager
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