Environment Agency to review regulation of bio waste sector
A review into the biowaste sector is to be launched by the Environment Agency, as it looks to embed recent changes to legislation into its work.
Contracts to Support Zero-Carbon Ambitions for Milton Keynes Council
Leading energy and services Group, ENGIE, has been announced as the preferred bidder for two new significant contracts with Milton Keynes Council.
DHL Express brings electric vans to London
The rollout of the Renault ZE Masters vans is the first stage in DHL Express’ plan to run 400 electric vehicles in its UK-wide fleet by 2025.
Bristol Airport switches to 100 per cent renewable electricity
In a significant step towards reducing its carbon footprint, Bristol Airport has switched to a 100 per cent renewable electricity supply.
Biomass campaign group calls on UK Government to extend RHI scheme
Campaign group Biomass Heat Works! has called on the UK Government to extend the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI) scheme beyond 2021.
Agriculture, achieving net-zero emissions inquiry launched
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee inquiry examines how agriculture can achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 whilst maintaining food production.
ADBA celebrates 10th anniversary of supporting AD industry
The UK Anaerobic Digestion and Bioresources Association (ADBA) has celebrated its 10th anniversary of supporting the anaerobic digestion (AD) industry.
Whistl trialing the first electric Renault Trucks Master ZE
Delivery management company Whistl has announced that it is trialling the first electric Renault Trucks Master ZE to be licensed on UK roads.
Utility-university partnership to fine tune AD
University of York researchers and Yorkshire Water (YW) will work to optimise next-generation anaerobic digestion facilities.
UK, Irish grid connection partnership launches
TNEI and Ionic Consulting are teaming up to provide clients across the renewables sector with a one-stop-shop for all grid connection related services.
The Conservatives have proved that the economy can benefit from going green
The Conservatives have proved that the economy can benefit from going green and are fully committed to end our contribution to global warming entirely.
UK should stop plans to ramp up use of ‘industrially’ compostable packaging
The use of ‘industrially’ compostable packaging should not be promoted in the UK because the waste management infrastructure is ‘not fit for purpose’
Tories pledge ‘green’ funding for electric cars and new forests
Tories pledge ‘green’ funding for electric cars & new forests, ministers say the measures will help achieve target of making the UK carbon neutral by 2050
The global transition to cleaner energy
As you might have heard, the planet is warming up, and in response, people are trying to switch to cleaner energy, to heat it up less, or at least more slowly.
Mayor sets out plans for London’s electric vehicle future
The mayor of London, has set out his plans for a major expansion of London’s electric vehicle-charging network to ensure the capital continues to be one of the world’s leading zero-emission cities.