Major food retailers turn to solar power and packaging innovation Two UK food businesses have announced significant sustainability projects this month. Iceland Foods is installing extensive solar capacity across its […]
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England’s 30 by 30 plan sets criteria for nature protection sites The government has published its delivery plan for protecting 30% of England’s land and sea for nature by 2030.
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Wild pollinator collapse could cut European crop yields by 8% within six years A new study published in Nature Communications warns that Europe faces a dramatic reduction in crop productivity
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South Korean beverage firm cuts 3,000 tons of plastic through bottle redesign Lotte Chilsung Beverage, one of South Korea’s largest drinks manufacturers, cut plastic use by approximately 3,000 tons in
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Energy security takes centre stage at London Climate Action Week London Climate Action Week 2026 concluded on 26 June as the capital recorded its hottest June temperature on record. At
Lessons from LCAW: Energy Resilience Insights for Businesses Read More »
Renewable-powered offshore buoy completes 1,000 hours without crew or faults Schneider Electric and Bilfinger have completed sea trials of an autonomous offshore buoy in the North Sea that operates entirely
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JLR demonstrates one tonne carbon saving per vehicle through supplier partnerships Jaguar Land Rover has built a working prototype vehicle that cuts over one tonne of CO₂e per unit through
JLR unveils circular concept vehicle to drive down carbon footprint Read More »
Why data centre power timelines now depend on internal teams, not grid delays Data centre developers have traditionally measured success by how quickly they can connect to the electricity grid.
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Why carbon border fees could reshape global aluminium markets The United States is considering a carbon border fee on imported aluminium. This policy would charge tariffs based on how much
Climate-Aligned Trade Policy and Its Impacts on the U.S. Aluminum Industry Read More »
What London Climate Action Week revealed about corporate energy strategy London Climate Action Week 2026 drew over 45,000 people to 700 events across the capital between 20 and 28 June.
Lessons from London: Turning Climate Action Week into long-term energy strategies Read More »
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