Day: 24 July 2013

EIB aligns lending criteria with EU energy and climate policy

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has adopted new guidelines to reinforce support for investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy grids.

Ofwat appoints Cathryn Ross as new chief executive

Water services regulation authority Ofwat has appointed Cathryn Ross as its new chief executive.

Food and drink sector on track to meet 20% water reduction target

Food and drink manufacturers have collectively saved £2.2m by reducing their water consumption through a voluntary agreement led by WRAP.

EXCLUSIVE: Ellen MacArthur student enthused by business ambition

One of the first students to enrol in the Ellen MacArthur Foundation summer school has spoken of his optimism that the circular economy will "become the model of choice for all businesses" going forward.

Lessons learnt from the school of Ellen MacArthur

Circular economy student Chidi Ofoegbu recently participated in the first Schmidt-MacArthur summer school and has since returned to South Africa to continue his studies in this field. He talks to Maxine Perella about the experience

Circular economy

Patagonia flips upcycling on its head to slash manufacturing waste

Patagonia has embarked on an ambitious remanufacturing programme to continuously recycle its flip-flops, with the potential to reduce production waste by nearly a third.

Glyndebourne Opera House achieves top rating for sustainability commitment

Glyndebourne Opera House has been accredited for its long-term commitment to reducing its environmental impact and improving its sustainable use of energy, waste, water and travel.

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