Auto giant publishes results of three year trial that cut emissions from Gothenburg distribution fleets by 30 per cent
Minister 'minded to approve' £450m project but call for further evidence pushes back already delayed decision date
Emptying the world's vaults is one way to stretch gold supplies for decades. But here's a better long-term solution
Swedish retailer expects green energy portfolio to meet 70 per cent of its demand in 2015 and 100 per cent by the end of the decade
Arizon State University reveals how it is leading the way with a new approach to green procurement
Construction giant reveals the secrets of its green building designs
Delegates at one Lincolnshire hotel will be asked to generate their own power for meetings
Scottish government becomes the first adminstration to join international corporate group promoting worldwide resource efficiency
Telco shares lessons learnt in water-saving drive in new online tool developed with Environmental Defense Fund
Department for Communities and Local Government consultation also aims to repeal "Merton Rule" requiring onsite renewables