Our team works directly with the businesses making waves in the transition to net zero. In our series of blogs we consider the technical challenges, the market opportunities and look at the big issues effecting the journey to net zero and the uptake of low carbon technology.
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24 October 2022
Driving change: the evolving electric vehicles market
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In this blog, Thalia Czarkowska, Green Economy advisor, explores the barriers that are slowing the rollout of new EV technology and the ethics of materials associated with EVs.
Posted By Thalia Czarkowska
27 September 2022
Green highlights from the mini-budget and energy bill support.
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The new Prime Minister’s first month has seen a host of new policies announced in the shadow of the cost-of-living crisis. Here Amy House, Director of Green Economy rounds up the key announcements impacting your business.
Posted By Amy House
20 September 2022
The Case for Better Insulation
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As the UK stares into the face of a huge cost-of-living crisis, Priya Sirpal, Green Economy advisor, presents insulation as the key to unlocking long term, sustainable and affordable solutions.
Posted By Priya Sirpal
07 September 2022
What does Truss promise for net zero?
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Plans to grant households discounts on their energy bills if they limit use at peak times are set to come into force this October.
Posted By Amy House
11 August 2022
Green Economy: Who are we and what’s it all about?
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Following our launch event, Green Economy director Amy House gives a recap on what Green Economy is all about, who we’re looking to partner with, and what you can expect from us over the coming months.
Posted By Amy House
09 August 2022
Importing Solar from China – Ethically Sourcing Green Tech Materials
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The UK Foreign Affairs Committee called for a ban on solar panels imported from China’s Xinjiang Province, an area known to use forced labour camps. It’s important to understand the intricacies of your supply chain when importing green tech; business growth must be as ethical as it is sustainable.
Posted By Vicky Wilding
04 August 2022
The growing market for nature-based solutions suppliers
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The UK needs a skilled workforce able to use natural resources and our existing ecosystem in decarbonisation strategies. Understanding how we can use our natural environment is essential for combatting the climate emergency.
Posted By Sam Hartley
21 July 2022
The Circular Economy, environmental law and the priorities for green tech businesses
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Post-Brexit changes to waste and recycling targets will impact how businesses use resources in future. Amy House, Director of Green Economy explores the implications.
Posted By Amy House
14 July 2022
What does the Climate Change Committee’s progress report mean for green technologies and services businesses?
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Following the publication of the Climate Change Committee’s 2022 progress report to Parliament, Sam Hartley, Green Economy business advisor highlights the key findings for businesses providing low carbon solutions.
Posted By Sam Hartley
27 April 2022
Dear digital tech sector, the green economy needs you!
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We cannot solve the energy and climate crises without new products and services that leverage the power of data, and our digital tech sector has the brainpower to deliver them, says Katherine Burden.
Posted By Katherine Burden
10 March 2022
Plastic Packaging Tax: How you’re affected and how we can help
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Claire Scott provides an overview of the UK’s new Plastic Packaging Tax, who it affects, and why it’s an opportunity for businesses to boost competitive advantage and reduce their carbon footprint.
Posted By Claire Scott
09 December 2021
Who were the green economy winners at COP26?
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Katherine Burden breaks down the big announcements from COP26 to highlight the green technologies and services most likely to benefit, and those that needed more attention.
Posted By Katherine Burden