Day: 23 October 2015

Are fossil fuel companies using IEA reports to talk up demand?

International Energy Agency (IEA) projections that show the world will continue its heavy reliance on fossil fuels deep into this century are uncertain and being used to mislead governments and shareholders, according to a new report.

World’s best-performing companies on water security revealed

Ford, Colgate Palmolive and Toyota have been named as some of the best-performing companies on water security in the first global ranking of corporate water stewardship from CDP.

Mayor Boris backs ‘gentler’ cuts to Feed-in Tariff

London Mayor Boris Johnson has called for a gradual reduction of solar subsidies rather than the 'cliff edge' cuts suggested by the Government.

Giant Texas wind farm to power P&G homecare brands

Consumer goods firm Procter & Gamble has announced that its network of fabric & homecare manufacturing plants in the US will be 100% powered by wind from December 2016.

Apple targets 2.2GW of new clean energy capacity in China

Apple has announced plans to clean up its manufacturing supply chain in China by building new renewable energy capacity and improving efficiency measures.

Walmart and Target lead charge to get sustainable cosmetics on shelves

American retail giants Walmart and Target are two of the first companies to sign up to a new industry leadership group that aims to steer the beauty sector towards more sustainable products.

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