Day: 10 June 2010

Manchester’s reds go green

Manchester United - famous as the Red Devils - has officially gone green and it's nothing to do with supporters protesting about the club's current ownership.

Step closer for zero carbon business park

Plans to create a zero carbon business park have moved a step forward with an initial planning nod from the local council and official backing from the Environment Agency.

LED lights set to brighten the market

The LED lighting market is and will continue to grow rapidly in the coming years, according to manufacturers Osram.

Industry calls for coastal shipping revival

Making better use of Britain's coastal waters and estuaries could make a huge dent in the carbon emissions linked to freight transport.

UK Government wasting millions on ‘unnecessary’ flights

The UK Government could save more than £300M and about 60,000 tonnes of carbon over the next three years by banning 'unnecessary' business flights.

Where is our energy going to come from?

Jon Abbatt, principal consultant for ADAS, looks at the future of energy generation in the UK.

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