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Climate tech platform Zevero appoints Nick Donoghue as head of product
Carbon management platform Zevero has appointed Nick Donoghue as global head of product. Based in London, Nick brings nearly two decades of experience in corporate sustainability, supply chain management, and product development. As Zevero continues its rapid global expansion, he will be responsible for leading product development and accelerating innovation to meet growing client and industry demand. Nick joins Zevero from Novata, where he served as lead product manager


Harvesting rainwater from rooftops could help cities stay cool and cut the number of heatwave days
Collecting rainwater from rooftops and using it to spray buildings during hot weather could help cities cut air conditioning use, lower urban temperatures and lessen the impact of heatwaves, according to new research from The University of Manchester. Cities around the world are facing rising temperatures, putting pressure on public health, infrastructure and energy systems. As people rely more on air conditioning to stay cool, energy demand increases and waste heat release


Siegwerk reaches major decarbonisation milestone with 100% renewable electricity
Siegwerk, one of the leading global providers of printing inks and coatings for packaging applications and labels, announced that in 2025 it was powered by 100% renewable electricity across its global operations. This achievement marks another important milestone in the company’s sustainability journey and underlines its long term commitment to decarbonisation and responsible business practices as part of its HorizonNow 2030 sustainability agenda. Since initiating its trans


Floating wind could supply a third of UK offshore wind capacity and generate 175 TWh of electricity annually by 2050
Floating infrastructure is reshaping how electricity is generated, cities are built, and goods are moved. From deepwater wind farms to solar PV and modular urban platforms, the sector is expanding rapidly, with the UK and Europe at the centre of global development. According to a new infrastructure report from Heligan Group, floating wind remains the main driver of the sector, delivering an expected one-third of the UK’s offshore wind capacity by 2050, and generating 175 T


Rooftop solar gives TCL Packaging a sustainable advantage
TCL Packaging has installed a 1176 panel rooftop solar system at its factory in Telford. The system, which uses innovative DC optimised inverter technology to meet strict insurer mandated safety standards, is forecast to cut carbon emissions by an expected 95 tonnes per year. The project marks a major milestone in the company’s mission to meet growing customer demand for more sustainable packaging while also keeping rising energy costs under control. The Telford facility co


Believ supports Devon and Torbay Councils to drive EV uptake with major EV charging rollout
In a drive to encourage the region’s electric vehicle (EV) uptake, Devon County Council and Torbay Council have partnered with EV charge point operator (CPO) Believ to deliver more than 1300 fully funded EV charge points across the region. The rollout is designed to serve residents without access to a driveway or the means to privately charge their vehicle. The project was developed through the Local Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (LEVI) scheme but will be fully funded by


Trees take centre stage in building climate ready, healthier and more resilient places
Environmental professionals, planners, land managers, researchers and local authorities are joining leading experts at the Arboricultural Association Conference 2026 in Lancaster this September. Professionals working across environmental management, ecology, planning, landscape design, forestry, green infrastructure, academia and local government are being encouraged to attend the event taking place at Lancaster University from 7 to 9 September. Bringing together 24 exper


Ancient woodland at risk: community proposes 3% redesign of housing development to protect veteran trees
As governments across the UK face mounting pressure to build more homes without sacrificing ancient woodland and other irreplaceable natural habitats, a community campaign in Scotland believes it has identified a practical compromise that could help bridge one of the country’s most contentious planning debates. Rather than opposing a major housing development, campaigners fighting to protect Hollybush Woodland in Paisley are asking whether redesigning around 3% of the appro


Two Sides anti-greenwash campaign passes major milestone as 1500 organisations remove misleading environmental claims
For more than a decade, the Two Sides Anti-Greenwash campaign has challenged misleading environmental claims that unfairly slander the environmental performance of paper communications and paper based packaging. Today, the campaign has reached another milestone, with 1500 organisations worldwide removing or amending unsubstantiated anti-paper statements following engagement with the organisation. From banks and utilities to retailers, insurers and public sector organisation
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