Day: 12 February 2013

Ryder Cup swings into action as it seeks to procure waste services

Waste is one of a number of infrastructure areas that could land a 'birdie' as the Ryder Cup Europe launches its official 2014 procurement process.

Electricity price alerts could be solution to intermittent renewable energy supply

A pioneering trial is underway to test if day-ahead electricity price alerts can encourage consumers to make better use of wind power on windy days.

GIB’s deputy chairman to step down

The Green Investment Bank's (GIB) deputy chairman, Adrian Montague, will be standing down in April this year, the Government has announced.

Upcycling to strut its stuff at London Fashion Week

Liora Lassalle, the winner of this year's sustainable fashion award, the Estethica / Veolia Re-Source competition, will launch her first collection during London Fashion Week February 15 - 19 2013.

M&S’ red roses go green by reducing water over Valentine’s period

M&S is the first retailer to use a new packaging design that reduces water consumption when delivering Valentine's Day bouquets to its customers.

Harley Davidson gives used leathers an ‘easy ride’

Harley Davidson has launched its Spring Clothing Clear Out Campaign in partnership with the Salvation Army in an attempt to encourage bikers to donate their old leathers.

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