Greater Manchester opened its third annual Green Summit with a day of virtual events on biodiversity and climate adaptation, including a look at the benefits of nature-based solutions on properties.
The transition to greener products and processes could add up to £20 billion in output to UK manufacturing and create at least 400,000 jobs across the economy, according to new research.
The latest annual report tracking the city of Manchester’s progress on tackling climate change shows the scale of the challenge facing the city’s institutions, organisations and residents.
Green tech and services advisor Thalia Czarkowska takes a look at how SME installers of energy efficiency measures can secure eligibility for the government’s £2 billion Green Homes Grant scheme.
We talk to Matt Edgley, group commercial director at Manchester data centre operator TeleData, about the company’s ground-breaking energy efficiency drive that has turned heads in the industry.
Research from the University of Manchester suggests that most people are willing to continue with low carbon lifestyle choices adopted during lockdown even though restrictions are easing.
Crystal Doors has unveiled a huge sign outside its factory to proclaim its goal to become fully carbon neutral in just two years and to help other organisations do the same.
Greater Manchester’s leaders have unveiled a three-part commitment to a green recovery from COVID-19 ahead of the city region’s third annual Green Summit in September.
The government has set out how it will use its forthcoming Environment Bill to set new targets in four priority areas to drive ‘significant and lasting environmental improvements’ across the country.
With £2bn of government funding set aside for domestic energy efficiency over the next year, green tech and services senior advisor Katherine Burden unpicks the opportunity for greener homes in Greater Manchester.
