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London 2012 organisers hail success on cutting emissions

The final post-games sustainability report reveals that the London 2012 Olympic Games had a 28% smaller carbon footprint than predicted, saving 400,000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent from construction to the closing ceremony.

Changes to CRC scheme will save UK businesses £272 million

The UK government’s plans to simplify the Carbon Reduction Commitment efficiency scheme will save businesses £272 million, says Energy Minister Greg Barker.

UK homes share £3 million to flick the switch on renewable heating

UK Energy Minister Greg Barker yesterday announced that 38 communities across the country have been awarded a share of £3 million to install renewable heating.

UK Green Deal move forward, but public not aware of scheme

The UK government claims it is making strides in its flagship Green Deal scheme but a survey reveals that 96% of the British public have not heard of the home energy initiative or do not understand it.

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UK government should raise ambitions on efficient tower blocks

UK government should raise ambitions on efficient tower blocks

Tower block residents typically miss out on energy efficiency advice and improvements, but they could provide an ideal vehicle for whole building improvements, says Green Alliance. 

UK Ministry of Defence enlists IBM to improve building efficiency

UK Ministry of Defence enlists IBM to improve building efficiency

The UK’s Ministry of Defence has enlisted IT giant IBM to help it improve the energy efficiency of its 4000 military bases and training grounds.

Report accuses UK government of slashing support for fuel poverty

Report accuses UK government of slashing support for fuel poverty

A report from the Association for the Conservation of Energy out on Monday has accused the UK government of significantly reducing the financial help on offer to the fuel poor. 

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Microsoft to test wastewater-powered fuel cell for data centres

Microsoft to test wastewater-powered fuel cell for data centres

Software giant Microsoft is to test out whether a fuel cell power plant running on biogas generated by a wastewater treatment facility can support a data centre.

£3 million UK study into heat and energy use launched by ETI

£3 million UK study into heat and energy use launched by ETI

The government-backed Energy Technologies Institute is launching a £3 million study into householders’ use of heat and energy.

Energy efficiency could help schools cut energy bills by £70 million

Energy efficiency could help schools cut energy bills by £70 million

The Carbon Trust is urging schools in England to invest in energy efficiency measures, which could help cut annual energy bills by £70 million.