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Green light for clean energy power station

11/5/2009 9:05:05 AM: A British renewable energy company have been granted permission to build a clean energy power station.

New recycling centre opens in British town

4/22/2009 6:25:09 PM: A new waste management centre has been opened in the Welsh town of Wrexham.

Transparent flexible solar cells discovered

10/6/2008 5:22:35 PM: Solar cells that can be rolled up and are see-through, so could be used on windows, have been developed.

TSB invests in low carbon economy

9/4/2008 5:31:48 PM: The Technology Strategy Board has handed out almost £20 million in grants to projects that could speed the arrival of the low carbon economy.

Low carbon houses could attract buyers

7/23/2008 12:41:37 PM: Energy efficient houses could attract potential buyers, it has been claimed.

Tea Advisory Panel: UK tap water is a low carbon choice

7/2/2008 5:23:26 PM: People should opt for tap water rather than bottled water in an effort to reduce their carbon footprint, a beverage expert has suggested.

Low carbon packaging launched by wine producer

6/16/2008 3:53:08 PM: A new packaging product for wine has a significantly smaller carbon footprint than bottles, research has shown.

Wrap: Eco-wine good for the environment and quality

5/30/2008 5:22:55 PM: Wine connoisseurs attempting to live a low carbon lifestyle may be pleased to hear that a programme to reduce the environmental impact of the industry has been reported a success.

HarperCollins UK's 'first carbon neutral publisher'

12/14/2007 12:44:27 PM: Following a reduction in its carbon footprint of almost ten per cent, Harper Collins has claimed to be the first publisher in the UK to be carbon neutral.