By guest contributor Philip Griffiths In the last few years raising funding for business in the U.K. has become increasingly harder. This is felt even more so in the SMEs of the […]
Will greentech fund raising become easier in 2014?
UK One Of Top Six Countries In KPMG Green Tax Index
Infographic on KPMG green tax index. By guest contributor Victoria Lynskey KPMG has recently compiled a report into how countries use tax incentives in order to persuade both businesses and consumers alike […]
Blenheim Palace ramps up its green portfolio
Waterfall on the river Glyme where the Archimedes Screw will be installed. Photo credit: Hallidays Hydropower. By Anders Lorenzen Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, UK which was designated as an UNESCO world heritage […]
Analysis: world’s most generous shale gas incentives announced in the UK
By Anders Lorenzen In an attempt to kickstart a shale gas revolution in the United Kingdom, Chancellor George Osborne has revealed generous tax breaks that in fact are the most generous in […]
Opinion: Why the UK should move away from a gas future
Anti fracking demo outside Parliament. By Anders Lorenzen The BBC reported this week that the UK’s shale gas deposits is estimated to be far larger than previously thought. Shale gas is being […]
Editorial: The UK Government must prepare for future extreme weather events
Temperatues on 22nd March this year compared to 22nd March last year. 2012 saw the wettest year on record in the UK. It started out somewhat different, with exceptionally dry conditions forcing […]
The Big Idea – community ownership
The rapid melting of The Arctic is a strong reminder about what’s happening to our climate. © Greenpeace / Alex Yallop. We’re in a period of three exceptional big crises: 1) […]
A greener life, a greener world 