Pedal to the metal and gear up for an electrifying experience as Maeving, the local electric motorcycle maestros, race into the spotlight at the Big Zero Show in Coventry.
Metsä Tissue business Lambi is increasing the number of delivery vehicles operating on renewable fuels across its Swedish operations as it targets greenhouse gas emission reductions of 90 per cent for each cargo load transported.
Leeds Beckett University has selected Business Moves Group (BMG) to deliver relocation and furniture management as it prepares to move to a new campus in the city's Headingly and Civic Quarter district.
Katie McGinty, vice president and chief sustainability and external relations officer at Johnson Controls has been named to the 2023 Constellation Research ESG50 listing of influential executives who are advancing sustainability.
As Coventry City FC confirms its place in the English Football League Championship play-offs, The Big Zero Show promises an even more compelling spectacle in the city next month. The Big Zero Show wil
As London hosted the party of the year Veolia, in partnership with Westminster City Council, worked tirelessly to ensure the city's streets were fit for the UK's first coronation in 70 years.
Canary Wharf Group (CWG) has announced a 15-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with renewable energy provider Brookfield to support the development of a new wind farm in the UK. The partnership will enable CWG to purchase clean energy and provide over 70% of its electricity consumption throu
With many businesses facing rising energy bills, a Sheffield-based engineering company is helping businesses save costs on their heating bills by using heat exhangers to redistribute excess heat with the support of Finance For Enterprise and the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund.
The rankings based on an audit of 6,720 global companies by As You Sow and Corporate Knights, compare volumes of revenue generated via sustainable business to provide an 'educational tool' for measuring corporate sustainability credentials.
Early detection of health issues in dairy cows reduces methane production by up to 15 per cent, a trial of a smart health monitoring system at the HBLFA Raumberg-Gumpenstein agricultural centre in Austria has found.