Month: June 2003

Save energy, save cash

Dr Garry Felgate from Carbon Trust, explains the financial benefits of buying equipment that meets government-prescribed energy efficiency criteria

Buying into the big picture

An overview and commentary, by ITT Flygt’s group consultant Bob Went, on the adoption of life cycle costs for the procurement of pumping equipment in the UK’s water industry

Buying into the big picture

An overview and commentary, by ITT Flygt’s group consultant Bob Went, on the adoption of life cycle costs for the procurement of pumping equipment in the UK’s water industry

Buying into the big picture

An overview and commentary, by ITT Flygt’s group consultant Bob Went, on the adoption of life cycle costs for the procurement of pumping equipment in the UK’s water industry

An agreeable situation

Kevin Lambert of Future Energy Solutions looks at ways in which industry can keep ahead of the targets set by Climate Change Levy Agreements (CCAs).

Escaping the liability net

Owen Lomas and Ciara Lynch-Kelly from Allen & Overy’s Environmental Law Group set out the practical steps that can be taken, by those involved in developing and managing brownfield land, to manage their liability

Rewriting the rules

DEFRA has released a guide which aims to explain the pollution rules for industries regulated by local authorities. Jason Rayfield reports

Filling the void

EBM looks at the Environment Agency’s draft guidance on odour treatment and control and finds industry eager for help with this complex area, but wary of the extra work it might entail

Out in the field

EBM looks at the increasing popularity of field-testing as a strategy for determining contamination levels at brownfield sites and discovers that it can offer cost benefits

Ensuring that your company buys green need not be as complicated as it seems.

Lucy Glynn looks at why green procurement should be an essential business aim

Filling the void

EBM looks at the Environment Agency’s draft guidance on odour treatment and control and finds industry eager for help with this complex area, but wary of the extra work it might entail

Filling the void

EBM looks at the Environment Agency’s draft guidance on odour treatment and control and finds industry eager for help with this complex area, but wary of the extra work it might entail

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