60 second interview: Dirk Villé, Atlas Copco Compressors UK
Posted on 18 Nov 2015 by The Manufacturer
The Manufacturer sits down with Dirk Villé, general manager of Atlas Copco Compressors UK. Energy
Dyson loses energy label case
Posted on 12 Nov 2015 by Fred Tongue
Dyson has lost its case to change the way EU energy labels are awarded. Energy: let the sunshine in
Posted on 10 Nov 2015 by The Manufacturer
Kevin McCormick, commercial director of CleanEarth Energy, explains how to put commercial premises to work generating solar PV electricity – with no upfront cost. UK first: quarry site switches to gas power
Posted on 6 Nov 2015 by Fred Tongue
Aggregate Industries’ Colemans Quarry site has become the first asphalt plant in the UK to make the switch to liquid natural gas (LNG). How to get your first break in energy procurement
Posted on 30 Oct 2015 by The Manufacturer
With all organisations needing to procure energy, energyTEAM's head of corporate sales and accounts, Nick Linklater explains how to get your first break in energy procurement. Ford in Europe saves enough energy to power Oxford for a year
Posted on 27 Oct 2015 by Tim Brown
Ford factories in Europe are on course to achieve a reduction in energy usage, per vehicle produced, of 25% since 2011, following investments of £20m specifically targeting energy waste. GM partners with LG for upcoming Bolt EV with 200 mile range
Posted on 27 Oct 2015 by Cobey Bartels
General Motors (GM) has selected LG Electronics as a key supplier of components for its next generation Chevrolet Bolt, which is set to offer consumers the first long-range and moderately-priced electric vehicle (EV). Professor Henning Rodhe wins 2015 Volvo Environment Prize
Posted on 27 Oct 2015 by Aiden Burgess
Sweden’s Henning Rodhe has received the Volvo Environment Prize 2015 for his contributions to the understanding of the world’s atmosphere. Report: Britsh sustainability can be a world leader
Posted on 26 Oct 2015 by Callum Bentley
The Manufacturing Commission is launching its newest inquiry report, Industrial Evolution: Making British Manufacturing Sustainable, ahead of the Paris COP21 talks.
Low carbon electricity cheaper than gas
Posted on 22 Oct 2015 by Fred Tongue
The Committee on Climate Change has recommended the Government use low carbon electricity to meet carbon targets, rather than gas.