A fully-funded three-part business development programme designed for green technologies and services firms in Greater Manchester is back for a new cohort in Autumn 2020.
Research and survey data on household emissions and commuting habits shows that Manchester is the city with Great Britain’s greenest people, according to auto giant Honda.
We catch up with Lucy Danger, chief executive of pioneering social enterprise EMERGE Recycling, about how the business is adapting to COVID-19 and the pandemic’s impact on waste.
Two of GC Business Growth Hub’s local success stories, Rowlinson Knitwear in Stockport and Crystal Doors in Rochdale, have been recognised with prestigious environmental accolades.
Homeowners and landlords can now visit the government-endorsed Simple Energy Advice website to see how the new Green Homes Grant can help make their homes more energy efficient.
Six universities West have launched a £14 million programme to work North West businesses to develop the region as an exemplar for low carbon innovation and skills.
Rebecca Chedd, one of our expert environmental business advisors, summarises how businesses can effectively engage their staff to instil a resource efficient culture in the workforce.
More than 100 people from all walks of life, brought together to understand public preferences on how to tackle climate change, have published around 50 recommendations for reaching net zero.
Low carbon lead Amy House explains the waste and recycling targets the UK will be following when the EU Transition period ends, and what they might mean for the way businesses use resources in future.
The second day of Greater Manchester’s 2020 Green Summit focused on transport and energy, with active travel and local renewable energy high on the agenda.
