Irish postal operator cuts emissions by half while parcel volumes triple An Post has cut its carbon emissions by 50% three months ahead of schedule. Ireland’s national postal service reached […]
An Post achieves carbon reduction target early and aims for net zero Read More »
High Court claim against WSP raises questions about flagship carbon programme National Highways has filed breach-of-contract proceedings in the High Court against WSP, the engineering and professional services firm. The
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Schneider Electric appointed to shape open-source manufacturing framework Schneider Electric has joined the World Economic Forum’s Lighthouse Operating System Advisory Board. The appointment gives the company a formal role in
Schneider Electric Joins WEF Board for Sustainable Factories Read More »
Government commits £15.6 million to modernise inefficient heat networks The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero has announced £15.6 million in funding to upgrade older heat networks across England
DESNZ Announces £15.6m Heat Network Upgrade to Cut Energy Bills Read More »
EU carbon removals policy moves forward amid unresolved debate The European Union is building a new policy framework for carbon dioxide removals. These methods pull CO2 from the atmosphere and
How the EU’s Carbon Removals Framework Affects UK Businesses Read More »
Europe unveils fertiliser plan amid fossil fuel dependency concerns The European Commission published its Fertiliser Action Plan on 20 May 2026. The plan aims to ease price volatility, secure supply
Is Europe’s New Fertiliser Plan Too Dependent on Fossil Fuels? Read More »
Frozen food group exceeds science-based carbon target by 63% Nomad Foods has cut greenhouse gas emissions by more than 40% against its 2019 baseline. The result exceeds the company’s original
Nomad Foods Exceeds SBTi Emissions Target by Almost Double Read More »
Policy debate threatens carbon market integrity as oversupply warnings return Europe’s carbon market faces a familiar threat. Proposals to release more emissions allowances could tip the system back into oversupply,
Europe’s Carbon Market: Risks of Oversupply and Implications for Business Read More »
UN member states endorse International Court ruling on climate obligations The United Nations General Assembly has backed an International Court of Justice advisory opinion that confirms states have binding legal
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Dutch pedestrian bridge stores carbon in its concrete deck A seven-meter pedestrian bridge in Rosmalen has become the first structure to use concrete that permanently stores carbon dioxide while meeting
World’s First Carbon-Neutral Concrete Bridge Opens Read More »
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