Being more sustainable is one of top priorities for Brits post-lockdown, new research reveals
BRITS have re-evaluated their lifestyle during lockdown and are hoping to live more sustainably as society adjusts to 'new normal', new research by E.ON...
Breeze Energy ordered to pay £486,232 to Ofgem
BREEZE Energy has been issued with a provisional order by Ofgem, compelling the supplier to pay £486,232.06 including interest in Renewables Obligation on 31...
UKRI launches its first environmental sustainability strategy
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has launched its first environmental sustainability strategy, setting out its ambition to achieve ‘net-zero’ by 2040.
The strategy sets out...
Bulb to take over Gnergy’s customers
BULB has been appointed to take on supplying Gnergy Limited’s 9,000 domestic customers and small number of non-domestic customers.
This follows a competitive process run...
‘The artificial sun’ is set to be switched on at 2025
INTERNATIONAL Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER, or "The Way" in Latin), one of the most ambitious energy projects in the world, is to be switched...
Land occupiers and managers urged to take part in the Woodland Carbon Scheme
FARMERS are encouraged to make most of a government scheme offering an opportunity to sell the carbon trees in their land capture.
The Woodland Carbon Guarantee is...
Hundreds of council homes to switch on solar power
PLANS to install solar panels on 500 council homes across the city by 2023 have been approved by the Brighton & Hove City Council's...
UK’s first water sniffer dogs part of United Utilities’ £290m investment to reduce leakage
UNITED Utilities is to invest £290 million in plans to reduce leakage over the coming five years through various means, including special sniffer dogs.
The...
Greater public value one core theme in Ofwat’s consulted forward plan
Water regulator Ofwat is seeking views on their forward programme of work for 2021-22.
The forward programme draft presents three central goals of Ofwat's strategy:
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Half of councils unsure of their carbon footprint, survey says
ALMOST half of local authorities in England do not know their own carbon footprint, according to a freedom of information request from leading engineering...
