Coca-Cola bottler expands in climate-vulnerable Philippines Coca-Cola Europacific Partners entered the Philippine market in 2024 through a bottling acquisition. The move raises a commercial question many UK manufacturers now face. […]
Healthcare supply chains face growing pressure to cut emissions The medical technology sector contributes approximately 4.4% of global carbon emissions. Most of that footprint comes from supply chains. Production, transportation,
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Brussels chemicals firm cuts ethylene oxide emissions by half Syensqo S.A. and Shell Chemicals Europe B.V. have agreed to supply mass-balanced ethylene oxide with a carbon footprint 51% lower than
Syensqo and Shell Partner for Low-Carbon Ethylene Oxide Solutions Read More »
Industry coalition publishes first national standard for net zero carbon buildings On March 10, 2026, the UK construction sector gained its first unified framework for defining and measuring net zero
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CCEP commits €300 million to Philippine expansion despite climate pressures Coca-Cola Europacific Partners has announced a €300 million investment to expand manufacturing in the Philippines. The move comes as the
How methane pyrolysis produces hydrogen without direct emissions Methane pyrolysis splits methane into hydrogen gas and solid carbon through thermal decomposition. Unlike steam methane reforming, the dominant industrial method, this
Methane Pyrolysis: A Low-Emission Hydrogen Solution for Heavy Industry Read More »
Voluntary carbon removal market attracts 74 new buyers in 2025 The voluntary carbon market for removals has grown sharply in 2025. Seventy-four companies have purchased carbon dioxide removal credits so
Carbon Removal Market Sees Increased Buyer Diversity Amid Challenges Read More »
How flexible pavement design choices affect carbon emissions Road construction generates substantial carbon emissions, yet many of those emissions never appear in project budgets or tender documents. Consequently, UK businesses
Design-Based Life Cycle Assessment of Flexible Pavements and Embodied Carbon Read More »
Why hauliers are switching to HVO for immediate carbon cuts Heavy goods vehicles account for more than a quarter of UK road transport emissions. For hauliers facing pressure to cut
Making the switch: How HVO fuel is helping hauliers reduce emissions from HGVs Read More »
Somerset gigafactory receives £380 million government subsidy The UK Department of Business and Trade has confirmed £380 million in public funding for Agratas Limited to build a 40GWh electric vehicle
Agratas Gigafactory Project Secures £380m Government Funding Read More »
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