PostNL international subsidiary Spring GDS is tripling daily processing capacity at its Haydock hub to 25,000 items a day as it accelerates dispatch times for parcel and e-commerce deliveries to the EU for customers in the North of England and Scotland.
Mattias Feldthusen, Director of Process & Product Development for Sulzer's Nordic Water business, explains the likely impact on wastewater treatment plant of new EU proposals to tackle pharmaceutical pollution.
Compassion in World Farming has launched the EggTrack 2023 report detailing measures taken by leading global food companies last year to meet their voluntary commitments on cage-free egg production for laying hens.
Veolia has exceeded the milestone of 2GW of flexible power management introduced by the European to address fluctuations in generation and consumption of energy.
Harnessing the IoT and connected sensory devices facilitates monitoring of water systems for the Legionella pneumophila bacteria according to Gareth Mitchell, UK key account manager at Heliot and Cistermiser managing director, Richard Braid.
The European Commission is urged to introduce a series of measures accelerating the adoption of alternative protein sources in a policy briefing from Horizon4Proteins supported by ProVeg International.
Sodexo has participated in the China-Europe Sustainable Consumption Forum at the 17th EU-China Business and Technology Cooperation Fair held in Chengdu.
Marc Pigeon, President of the Build Europe association of national federations of developers and homebuilders in 17 EU member states, has warned about the global housing crisis ahead of the G7 Meeting of Urban Development Ministers.
Whilst the UK's regulatory landscape for asbestos remains largely unchanged, the European Parliament is discussing lower concentrations of airborne fibres. The SOCOTEC Group considers how technology can support this ambition.
The race by manufacturers to electrify construction equipment will redefine how machines are designed, operate and look, say sector consultants Alan Berger and Carl-Gustaf Goransson.
Chris Rason, managing director of Aggreko Energy Services, says new European Union plans to accelerate the adoption of renewables and long-term fixed contracts are short-sighted and ignore the better option of decentrilising power supply.
With uncertainty over the supply and prices of natural gas, EU member states are working to reduce consumption by 15 per cent this winter. Finding alternative sources of heating is the obvious solution with ubiquitous HVAC systems presenting as one of the least obvious candidates.
