Day: 4 February 2013

PM says Europe’s most energy efficient economies will win growth race

Businesses that are best insulated from energy price shocks will be the most successful, while the most energy efficient economies in Europe will see the most growth, says David Cameron.

UK businesses could save £50m by lightening the load

UK fleet businesses could save around £50m a year by reducing unnecessary weight in the back of vans and light goods vehicles, according to the Energy Saving Trust (EST).

Wind industry suffering from ‘retroactive changes’ to support schemes

Politicians undermining investor confidence in wind projects are contributing to the industry's bigger problems such as the economic crisis, warned top industry figures today.

MRF proposals leave regime open to abuse, critics argue

Industry leaders have broadly welcomed the Government's consultation on the MRF code of practice and quality action plan, but some have questioned whether the proposals for sampling, auditing and inspection can deliver a credible scheme.

Waste biomethane receives quality boost for gas-to-grid injection

A quality protocol for waste-derived biomethane which could bring significant benefits for the economy has moved a step closer following recent developments.

Less than two weeks to enter our Resource Revolution Awards!

There are less than two weeks to go to enter the Resource Revolution Awards 2013, the newest and most relevant awards scheme out there for those delivering transformational resource management solutions.

UK ‘innovative enough’ to reach 20% water reduction by 2050

The efficiency work being carried out by water utility companies is likely to help the UK achieve water savings of up to 10% by 2020 and at least 20% by 2050, says Paul Jeffrey from Cranfield University.

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