Marketplace
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Domino Publishes Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Report
Corporate Reports
Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) has published its CSR Report 2025, providing customers with a clearer understanding of the company’s approach to sustainability and the progress it has made in key areas related to the environment, people, and society.
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SCOPE from Ovarro supports Welsh Water response to severe storm
Water
Upgraded telemetry technology helped Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water manage an unprecedented volume of alarms during a major weather event, writes Julian Booth, SCADA service delivery manager, Ovarro.
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First location in Nottinghamshire to install solar & wind powered defibrillator
Health & safety
Another rural Parish Council – East Markham – has taken the valiant step of ensuring residents in all parts of the village are safeguarded against sudden cardiac arrest. East Markham is the first location in Nottinghamshire to install a solar and wind powered defibrillator cabinet.
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The Fentex Trapper Range
Spill Control & Clean Up
British-Made Innovation Powered by Recycled Materials
As sustainability becomes a defining priority for British industry, choosing products that are both high performing and responsibly made has never mattered more. At Fentex, environmental responsibility and British manufacturing go hand in hand. As the largest Spill Control manufacturer in Britain, Fentex delivers an unrivalled product range that is manufactured and packaged in the UK, supporting local industry while reducing environmental impact.
Renewables
In 2022, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) generated over 236,000 kWh total energy through its network of solar panels at Denmark Hill Station and Streatham Hill Depot. In addition, it is estimated that Blackfriars Station alone produced 900,000 kWh energy last year, a grand total of 1.1 million kWh.
A North East of England port has taken its £12m decarbonisation strategy to the next level by adding a new electric crane to its fleet of equipment to increase its capacity capabilities and reduce emissions.
Timber products company Stora Enso and wood technology firm Modvion are partnering to establish wood as the material of choice for wind turbine towers. The collaboration's purpose is to demonstrate the vast possibilities in using wood in demanding constructions.
SolarBotanic Trees has launched the 'solar tree' designed to offer sustainable energy that is also good to look at and suited to large scale commercial environments such as office sites and sports stadia.
Renewable energy company Ørsted is exploring the use of Jet Suit paramedics to support their operational staff working out at sea on the world's largest offshore wind farms.
Green search engine Ecosia has announced an initial investment of $30m into renewable energy, as a result of both Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the broader climate crisis.
A UK Government-backed project to demonstrate the use of long duration hydrogen storage for grid flexibility, which capitalises on renewable excess generation, is set to be located at a University of Chester site, tapping in the potential for local users of low cost, low carbon fuel in the 'hydrogen hub' area of North West England.
The NHS is involved in trials for repurposing energy from indoor light sources for its wireless devices with technology from start-up Lightricity who have created a solution they claim will save thousands of batteries entering landfill each year, after gaining support from a £1.3 million grant from Innovate UK's Sustainable Innovation Fund.
The world's first solar clinker, the key component of cement, has been produced marking a significant step towards developing fully solar-driven cement plants, building materials multinational CEMEX and solar fuel firm Synhelion have announced.
During the process of electic car maker Polestar and awareness artist Thijs Biersteker presenting their interactive installation "We Harvest Wind", the collaboration ended up leading to more than just innovative art.
