'Low-carbon revolution' needed to reach climate goals
The world needs a “low-carbon revolution” to decarbonise the power sector and reduce industry emissions if it wants to meet
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Low-carbon zones set to make London greener
Ten London boroughs chosen as “low-carbon zones” will receive at least £200,000 each to train citizens as “energy doctors,
Carbon Trust expands access to £100 million in loans
The Carbon Trust is improving access to more than £100 million in interest-free and unsecured loans for small and medium-sized
i10 offers £5,000 low-carbon award to East England businesses
The business-to-university support service i10 is offering a Low Carbon Collaboration Award of £5,000 to East of England businesses
£10 million pact with China to benefit UK firms
The Carbon Trust and the China Energy Conservation Investment Corporation (CECIC) have signed a £10 million agreement to develop and
Task force eyes low-carbon prosperity
Fifty-two major companies have joined forces with other organisations and experts to form a new low-carbon prosperity Task Force. Prime
National Grid: UK needs low-carbon master plan
National Grid today called for a master plan to determine the UK’s route-map to a low-carbon economy. The electricity-gas
Low-carbon future requires 'industrial activism'
UK Business Secretary Peter Mandelson is calling on firms to demonstrate a “new industrial activism” to help Britain achieve low-carbon
Study: emerging economies more eager to act on global warming
We’ve all heard plenty about how people in developing countries are eager to catch up to the developed-nation lifestyle:
Manufacturers slam UK's 'green energy' targets
Manufacturers are urging the government to ditch specific renewable energy targets – focusing on the likes of wind and wave power
'Green collar' jobs key to UK manufacturing
The UK government claims hundreds of thousands of ‘green collar jobs’ can be created by putting investment in the manufacture
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