The Zero Carbon Business Partnership has been created to play a key role in helping UK SMEs on their journey to net zero, with research showing that a third are not familiar with the phrase.
The University of Manchester has been named the number one university for sustainability impact out of more than 1,200 institutions worldwide, in recognition of its efforts in areas such as procurement.
The government has announced a new milestone target on the UK’s journey to net zero emissions, described as the “most ambitious target to cut emissions in the world”.
Businesses are invited to a conference on 17-18 June to learn about how nature-based solutions are being deployed in Greater Manchester to tackle social and environmental challenges.
Rebecca Chedd shares the thoughts of two of her clients in Greater Manchester who are making great strides towards sustainability, despite differing perspectives and challenges.
We catch up with James Taylor, General Manager of specialist oil supplier Prema Energy in Stockport, to discuss how and why they are pivoting the business towards low carbon products and services.
An innovative electric vehicle charging scheme in Greater Manchester has crowdfunded over £4 million in investment in less than a week from ordinary people across the UK.
Tolu Omideyi explains how the Hub’s Green Technologies and Services advisors are helping local suppliers get fair access to domestic retrofit opportunities in Greater Manchester.
The government has set out its latest plans for a new producer responsibility system for packaging, which will make companies producing and handling packaging fully liable for costs of disposal.
Electricity North West, the region’s electricity network operator, is preparing the network for up to a million electric vehicles on the road by the end of the decade, with businesses leading the uptake.
