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Minister visits Salford University’s Energy Hub as first students graduate
18 May 2012

Energy Minister, Charles Hendry, visited Salford University last week to see how it is combining training and cutting-edge technology to meet the UK’s carbon emissions targets and reduce fuel poverty.

£6m scheme extended to cut energy bills for homes in Stockton
16 May 2012

Hundreds more homes in Stockton could soon see their energy bills cut by up to £750 a year and also benefit from a whole host of energy efficiency measures, thanks to the extension of a £6m scheme in the town.

Rockwool joins Green Deal finance company
15 May 2012

Stonewool insulation manufacturer Rockwool UK has joined the consortium of organisations that make up The Green Deal Finance Company (GDFC).

ENER-G expands in Romania
14 May 2012

Clean energy group ENER-G has expanded its Romanian business with a move into new offices in Bucharest.

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Features/Analysis

Local economies should manage energy use

A new study from the Centre for Low Carbon Futures shows that UK cities could cut their energy bills by billions by exploiting commercially attractive opportunities in energy and carbon management.  »

Steering in the right direction

Minor adjustments to cars and vans can have a major impact on CO2 emmissions.  »

Success for solar panel business

An entrepreneur is on target for a £5m turnover just over a year after starting his green business.  »

The CRC league will really matter

CRC league table position could affect company reputation, says a report from E.ON and Imperial College London.  »

Clayworks

Clayworks are a specialist in natural materials, new build and restoration. The services division of Clayworks (known as ‘Cob in Cornwall’ until 2010) restores traditional buildings and builds new ones, using clay-based materials, traditionally known as ‘cob’.  »

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