Remaining 50% of Electricity North West sold to investors
ELECTRICITY North West has sold their remaining 50% stake in the company to investors composed of Equitix, a consortium led by Kansai Electric Power...
Architect calls after banning non-essential traffic and offering free public transport in Edinburgh
ALL non-essential traffic should be permanently banned from Edinburgh city centre and public transport should be operated free of charge, one of the city’s...
New report: ‘Britain should create a Green Infrastructure Bank to tackle pandemic recovery and...
BRITAIN can build a bridge between recovering from the pandemic and avoiding climate change by creating a Green Infrastructure Bank, according to a new Banking...
Have opinions on energy efficiency? Our government needs you!
Government is asking for views on how to support energy efficiency as a contributor to an efficient energy system alongside generation, DSR and energy...
Mitie’s first electric vans hit the roads
FACILITIES management and professional services company Mitie is revving up its electric vehicle commitment as its first fleet of electric vans hit the roads.
The...
Open letter invites water companies to take part in green recovery
AN OPEN letter has been sent out to the water industry today, inviting them to take part in a green economic recovery.
The letter, signed...
Zero Emission Zone proposals unveiled for Oxford City Centre
OXFORD city centre businesses are being invited to ask questions and share their views on proposals for the UK’s first city centre Zero Emission...
Post-Brexit Britain should become the global green giant, says report
BRIGHT Blue has published a major new report, Global green giant? A policy story, offers a blueprint for how Britain can become 'a global...
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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Bird droppings to help cut the crap in graphene
"It seems that whatever 'crap' we put into graphene, electrocatalysis increases", according to Martin Pumera from University of Chemistry and Technology at Prague, Czech...
