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'Crisis': Could a looming shortage of sulfuric acid threaten food security and clean tech deployment

Infrastructure

'Crisis': Could a looming shortage of sulfuric acid threaten food security and clean tech deployment

Research highlights how supply of the chemical largely sourced from oil and gas production could dwindle as the economy decarbonises

clock 22 August 2022 • 3 min read
'Street-by-street': How the government could tackle 'energy crisis hotspots'

Policy

'Street-by-street': How the government could tackle 'energy crisis hotspots'

Friends of the Earth and the New Economics Foundation call on government to invest £15bn in improving housing stock in response to surging energy bills this winter

clock 22 August 2022 • 6 min read
Octopus Real Estate doles out £26m in loans to four UK green housing projects

Investment

Octopus Real Estate doles out £26m in loans to four UK green housing projects

The loans form part of the £175m Greener Homes Alliance with Homes England

clock 19 August 2022 • 3 min read
Are modular homes making a comeback?

Buildings

Are modular homes making a comeback?

And how can prefab homes get us closer to circularity?

clock 19 August 2022 • 5 min read
Study: Majority of green heating systems produce zero direct emissions

Buildings

Study: Majority of green heating systems produce zero direct emissions

Research carried out for Scottish Government assessed operational emissions impact of raft of low carbon technologies such as heat pumps, heat networks, and hydrogen and biomass boilers

clock 19 August 2022 • 3 min read
Coca-Cola bottler unveils sustainability-linked finance scheme for its suppliers

Supply chain

Coca-Cola bottler unveils sustainability-linked finance scheme for its suppliers

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners teams up with Rabobank on scheme designed to push its supply chain to improve ESG performance

clock 19 August 2022 • 3 min read
Carlsberg sets sights on net zero supply chain by 2040

Supply chain

Carlsberg sets sights on net zero supply chain by 2040

The brewing giant has updated its ESG strategy with a flurry of fresh climate-science aligned sustainability targets

clock 18 August 2022 • 3 min read
'State of high risk': Climate change set to exacerbate looming global food crisis, McKinsey warns

Climate change

'State of high risk': Climate change set to exacerbate looming global food crisis, McKinsey warns

Consulting giant warns war in Ukraine, lingering Covid-driven supply issues, and heat waves and droughts cold leave world short of 60 million tonnes of grain by end of 2023

clock 18 August 2022 • 3 min read
Green energy transition: Why analysts are calling for governments to go 'beyond market economics'

Energy

Green energy transition: Why analysts are calling for governments to go 'beyond market economics'

Renewable power is set to dominate European power generation this decade, but significantly more policy momentum is required to boost wind, solar and hydro’s share of primary demand, analysis finds

clock 18 August 2022 • 5 min read
UK start-up raises £3.5m to develop greener vinyl for music industry

Investment

UK start-up raises £3.5m to develop greener vinyl for music industry

elasticStage claims vinyl record production process eliminates the use of harmful chemicals and PVC and also uses less energy

clock 18 August 2022 • 2 min read
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