Day: 23 April 2009

Water awards to honour industry’s heroes

The Water Industry Achievement Awards are back and will be held in Birmingham to coincide with IWEX and SustainabilityLive!

Reducing energy usage in the prison environment

As a man who's worked in the prison service for more than 30 years Brian Coats may be used to a more captive audience than at the Nemex seminar.

Energy suppliers view of renewable technology

The role of promoting renewable sources of energy will be the key talking point from the energy supplier's angle at SustainabilityLive!2009.

Sharks circling at IWEX

Entrepreneurs who think they have a marketable innovation for the water industry will have a chance to pitch to potential investors at a high-profile IWEX event.

Trees company at SustainabilityLive!

The Forestry Research Commission will be outlining how it's been making progress in transforming contaminated industrial sites into vibrant green spaces as part of the seminar programme at this year's Brownfield Expo (BEX).

US could cut energy use by 10% by 2020

Planned federal energy efficiencies could cut the US's energy consumption by 10% by 2020, according to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy.

Millions pledged to improve Australian groundwater management

More than $8million of government funding will let six projects improve groundwater management across Australia.

Electric utilities need ‘energy revolution’ to cut fossil fuel dependence

The Carbon Disclosure Project is calling for an energy revolution throughout electric utilities if greenhouse gas emissions are to be significantly reduced.

Funding agreed for part waste powered food factory

A planned ready meal factory powered partly by its own waste has been given funding by the Welsh Assembly.

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