Magazine September 2016
Transform Magazine September 2016
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14001: 2015 – lessons from the early adopters
Marek Bidwell talks to four organisations that were among the first to achieve the revised standard
Auditors had mixed views on whether uptake of ISO 50001 as a route to complying with the energy savings opportunity scheme (ESOS) would increase in the next compliance round.
EIA transposition going ahead in Scotland and Wales; European Commission issues guidance; World Bank publishes new policy; and water and impact assessment.
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) reduced its greenhouse-gas emissions by 13.6% in 20156, taking the regulator more than halfway to its target of cutting emissions by 42% by 2020.
A round up of the latest environmental business news including Virgin Media, UPS and Apple.
Members of the Institute of Directors (IoD) overwhelmingly believe the UK needs to decarbonise its energy use to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Companies are looking for commercial opportunities from the natural environment rather than be reactive to risks as they arise, according to a study by the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership.
Research commissioned by the Energy Saving Trust suggests that medium-sized enterprises in England could save £1bn a year it they sent drivers on fuel-efficiency courses and added electric or hybrid vehicles to their fleets.
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