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Nesta encourages engineers to invest now in hands-on training to help them boost low carbon heating skills in time for winter

By 2030, 86GW of Europe’s operational onshore and offshore wind farms will be at least 20 years old, Shoreline Wind report warns

Course to focus on technical competencies needed to accurately measure and report greenhouse gas emissions

The deadline for nominations for the third annual Women in Green Business Awards closes on Friday 17 April

Japanese electronics giant sets new SBTi-validated goal to slash its Scopes 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 75 per cent compared to 2015 levels

SDCL Efficiency (SEIT) said 'increasingly challenging' landscape meant it could 'no longer deliver returns that are acceptable to shareholders in its current structure'

Consumer goods giant to add one of the the largest 'greens' brands in the US to its portfolio as part of strategy to seek out 'premium and high growth' markets

Local Authority Pension Fund Forum representing combined assets of £425bn also calls on members to vote against BP's chair amid 'serious governance concerns'

Britain's fourth largest supermarket chain is planning to install solar panels at a further 62 of its UK stores this year

The rental value of viable EV charging locations has doubled in recent years with car parks, grey land, and brownfield plots all suitable contenders for such sites, according to Knight Frank