CO₂ reduction not a business priority, shows survey (3rd May 2009)

More than eight out of ten businesses say Government targets to reduce CO₂ emissions are unrealistic, while significant numbers do not see the benefit of a small carbon footprint and are relegating carbon reduction measures to concentrate on managing costs. These are among the findings of npower’s latest Business Energy Index (nBEI), an annual report tracking business opinion on energy use and carbon emissions...

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Businesses fear carbon cutting regulation will make UK uncompetitive (27th February 2008)

A survey of British businesses has revealed strong concern that government regulation to reduce carbon emissions will make the UK uncompetitive and add more cost than benefits...

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  Energy efficiency (1st July 2007)

npower business is an energy supplier and energy management provider to the UK business market, serving SMEs and industrial and commercial customers. The company emphasises its dedication to helping businesses use ener

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  Learning to live with the triple bottom line (1st May 2007)

As well as the enduring drive to improve commercial performance and deliver to the bottom line, engineering companies now need to respond to regulatory and societal pressure to improve their environmental performance. Pau

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Act on climate change now or face the consequences (25th April 2007)

Britain’s businesses are being warned that the longer they wait to act on climate change, the more dramatic the decarbonisation of the economy will have to be...

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  A little lateral thinking goes a long way... (1st May 2006)

With environmental and economic pressures building on industrial energy users, many companies are taking a more lateral approach to energy. By considering everything from how energy is purchased right to when, and where, it is consumed, companies can

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