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Ellis Patents champions the importance of green credentials

Ellis Patents says that a business’s green credentials will soon play a major role in its success.

UK could see an exodus of 660,000 jobs if net zero targets missed

The UK is at risk of losing almost 660,000 jobs to other countries if the Government doesn’t accelerate its transition to net zero.

National Audit Office brands Green Homes Grant ‘over ambitious’, poorly executed

The National Audit Office has released a scathing review of the Green Homes Grant, noting that it was over ambitious and poorly executed.

Could carbon capture and storage finally be viable?

Storegga's efforts to develop innovative carbon reduction and removal technology on UK shores have received a boost.

Waste luminaires achieve 83% recyclability rating in Recolight study

Waste luminaires have achieved an impressive 83% recyclability rating in a study commissioned by Recolight.

The cost of net zero is a small price to pay

While the cost of net zero could be billions, it's a small price to pay to combat the impact of climate change.

This new white paint could be key to reducing the need for AC

A new white paint has been created that manages to reflect 98% of sunlight and infrared heat, and it could reduce reliance on AC.

The Green Homes Grant: What went wrong?

Andrew Warren, chairman of the British Energy Efficiency Federation, assesses the failings of the Green Homes Grant.

NHS trusts falling behind on decarbonisation targets, despite EV charger rollout

NHS trusts across the UK are falling behind on their decarbonisation targets, according to data collated by Eaton.

ABB to cut carbon emissions through fleet electrification, renewable energy

ABB has announced a new commitment to reducing its carbon emissions, with the firm aiming to electrify its entire vehicle fleet by 2030.

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