Day: 1 April 2010

Moving to a low carbon sustainable economy on the agenda at ET

The road towards a low carbon economy will be laid out at the ET theatre during sustainabilitylive!

Adrian Wilkes talks financial implications of climate change at SB

Financial implications of climate change, missed opportunities at COP15 and the 'climategate' emails will also feature in a key talk at Sustainabilitylive!

Visitors to NEMEX will get a unique perspective on COP15

Hiding in a toilet and blogging 24 hours a day from Copenhagen's Bella Centre has given one Sustainabilitylive! speaker a unique take on COP15.

Unlocking CRC financial rewards at NEMEX

Energy company npower will roll out the big guns at NEMEX as it explains the financial benefits for firms under the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) energy efficient scheme.

Discussing remediation at BEX

A high level panel chaired by a leading remediation expert will discuss the latest breakthroughs in the industry at BEX.

Gas data interpretation at BEX

Understanding gas data and how it impacts on remediation will be among the key talks at BEX.

Recycling rewards rolled out across entire borough

A council that has been operating pilot to rewarded dedicated recyclers has decided to expand the scheme to cover the entire borough.

Uncertainty and lack of understanding greet official launch of CRC scheme

Business does not 'understand' and is 'unprepared' for today's (April 1) launch of Britain's much hyped carbon trading scheme.

‘Climategate’ professor cleared but uni criticised over disclosure policy

The focus on professor Phil Jones and his highly respected Climatic Research Unit (CRU) was 'largely misplaced', according to a panel of MPs.

Corporate carbon cuts put at risk by climate skepticism

The perceived failure of the Copenhagen summit and the climategate email scandal have dented corporate enthusiasm for carbon cutting efforts.

Those that take proactive approach to CRC will profit

Business consultants Hurleypalmerflatt have looked at the costs and benefits of the Carbon Reduction Commitment - and argue that going for best practice is going to be more profitable than basic compliance.

CRC transforms cutting carbon from worthy cause to sound business proposition

Guy Battle, Deloitte LLP sustainability partner, comments the introduction of the Carbon Reduction Commitment.

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