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...members’ views by submitting evidence to HM Treasury with respect to The Road to Zero strategy. ‘It’s important the government works with and supports our members, so they can facilitate...
...even the strictest environmental and health & safety regulations, including those in the UK. A regulation-compliant UK plant would serve as a blueprint for AHFL to build regulatory-compliant plants anywhere...
...and not recycling, a fine point in law. The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ Hazardous Waste Guidance was published recently. www.defra.gov.uk/environment/ waste/business/hazardous-waste Finally, in 2011 government’s National Policy...
...environmental regulations, supporting its long-term commitment to reducing its environmental footprint. “We are excited to partner with Slicker Recycling to bring our advanced telemetry solutions into the waste oil management...
...the sustainability agenda. Net zero ambitions “We took the lead within our industry when we announced our commitment to become a net-zero business by 2040, and this level of ambition...
...events in 2011 WP Group was awarded the prestigious contract to install, supply and maintain the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) sport and logistic fuel...
...an environmental compliance and interceptor organisation. Richard Wallace Operating from multiple sites across the UK, LCM was able, last week, to finalise a deal to formally join forces with the...
...for the UK Government’s goal of achieving net zero by 2050. Bio-CNG is considered the lowest carbon and most cost-effective alternative HGV fuel to diesel, reducing emissions whilst also providing...
...sees owning and operating truckstops as a secure route to expanding its successful diesel bunker business and fuel card divisions. Ulceby Truckstop will be operated by Onroute Truckstops Ltd, Mabanaft’s...
...2009, Tesco became the first business globally to set the ambition to become zero-carbon by 2050 and is on track to reach net zero in its Group operations by 2035,...
...shale gas are expected to arrive by ship at Grangemouth in the autumn. The US ethane will be used as a supplementary feed for the KG ethylene plant at a...
...difficult for businesses to plan ahead and make informed decisions to benefit profitability. Many companies are looking to alternative energy forms, such as renewables. Organised by Renewable Energy Installer magazine,...
Delivering future solutions now As the fuel industry accelerates towards 2025, the increasing emphasis on energy efficiency and environmental responsibility is reshaping how both consumers and distributors approach fuel consumption....
...environmental issues they need to consider; organisations could suffer irreparable damage to their reputation through adverse publicity too. So, back to insurance, is it any help? Businesses often believe that...
...major consumption points. A key area of difference is the composition of overall demand, with diesel accounting for 52% of total demand vs 35% in the UK. Unlike the UK,...
...sources.” This marks a significant step forward. UKIFDA, through the Alliance for Zero Carbon Heating (TAZCH), is committed to working hard to translate this statement into action. In January, UKIFDA,...
A&A is ‘a natural home for the business’ says OHES operations director, Dan Jones Adler & Allan (A&A) has acquired the specialist environmental consultancy, OHES Environmental (OHES). OHES, which covers a broad range of specialist...
...also seen as a route to help reduce reliance on imported fossil fuels and strengthen energy security. No final decisions have yet been made in relation to the structure of...