Day: 15 November 2011

Isle of Wight aims to become net energy exporter

The Isle of Wight aims to become a net green energy exporter to the rest of the UK and Europe by capitalising on its renewable power capabilities.

Chemical industry calls for Government consistency on environmental policy

Green efforts in the chemical industry are suffering from 'inconsistent' government policies, according to an industry leader.

Caroline Spelman hails waste industry as ‘bright star’ of green economy

Environment Secretary Caroline Spelman has called the waste sector a "bright star of economic growth", saying it was one of the few industries predicted to grow against the backdrop of a challenging economic climate.

WRAP in talks with Defra to develop energy from waste guidance

WRAP confirmed today (November 15) it is in talks with Defra to draw up new guidance on energy from waste, as part of a key commitment under the Government's Waste Review.

1,300 NI homes still affected by water quality breach

Northern Ireland Water and the Public Health Agency have part-lifted a boil notice in the Ballymoney town area, which has been in place for the past week, but the issue is still not fully resolved.

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