Day: 2 October 2012

Prize launched to address carbon data confusion

A carbon data challenge prize that seeks to overcome a lack of effective, usable carbon measurement and data, will be launched later this year.

Lark Energy add to solar farm portfolio

A newly constructed 3.4MW solar farm, in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire, will generate enough electricity to power 900 local homes.

Reverse logistics saves Michelin six-figures in tyre disposal costs

Michelin has embarked on a nationwide reverse logistics drive for its used tyres in the UK, resulting in massive cost savings for its waste disposal operations.

Michelin in the fast lane for tyre recovery

Bringing old tyres back to life is big business at Michelin - it not only makes environmental sense but helps maximise customer assets, as Maxine Perella finds out

Circular economy

Storage system to deliver 75% of household electricity from solar panels

The UK's first green energy storage system that can be installed as part of a new domestic PV system or retrofitted will be unveiled tomorrow.

CIWEM leads by example with new London eco-headquarters

The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) has signed a £2.94m contract to develop a new eco-friendly headquarters in London.

Officers arrest 10 suspects in hazardous waste dawn raid

The biggest ever hazardous waste raid conducted in the UK concluded this week with multiple arrests following a series of dawn raids.

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