Technology

Discounter expects partnership to redistribute the equivalent of nearly 11.9 million meals each year once live nationwide

A range of everyday, bio-based products can be made from renewable biological resources such as plants, algae, microbes, mycelium as well as food and agricultural wastes, writes Emily Nichols of the Renewable Energy Association

Consultation suggests making it easier for new suppliers to enter the electricity market and offer specialist services for EVs, batteries and heat pumps

Publicly-owned clean energy investor and developer confirms first major solar-thermal investment will create up to 140 jobs

Data centre developers increasingly favouring sites with existing grid connections and in markets with abundant renewables amid queueing times of almost a decade, BNEF finds

Severn Trent was investigated by the Environment Agency for incidents of pollution and has paid more than £2m to local environmental charities as compensation

The transition to clean heat will not be delivered in Whitehall alone, but in factories, training centres, supply chains and, ultimately, in people’s homes, writes Vaillant UK's Henrik Juhl Hansen

London Marathon Events' head of sustainability explains how organisers will manage emissions and waste from an unprecedented 100,000 runners next year

Temu brings in specialists to support its compliance with packaging and waste electrical and electronic equipment obligations in the UK

Researchers explore how rainwater collected on rooftops in cities could be used to assist with urban cooling as a more sustainable alternative to air conditioning