Low carbon stories
The move underscores the distributor's UK commitment as sales and profit rise, while giving staff and partners a dedicated City base.
North American chiller makers should see shorter lead times as Danfoss brings oil-free check valve output closer to them in Mexico.
The revised financing ties euNetworks' expansion plans to lower-carbon construction choices and ESG performance, covering about two-thirds of emissions.
The offshore wind software firm is bolstering governance as it builds on a GBP £750,000 fundraising, acquisition and export award.
Most firms still lack real-time emissions data when booking worker stays, limiting greener choices and leaving carbon a reporting exercise.
European firms needing secure, low-carbon compute gain a bigger home as the deal expands cloud, AI and dedicated HPC services under one roof.
The milestone strengthens the UK-headquartered builder's push into European infrastructure after the facility was handed over with LEED Gold status.
Up to 21,000 homes in Milan could be heated by waste heat from Equinix's data centres, cutting emissions and boosting the city's network.
The acquisition gives Arcus immediate access to a supply-constrained London market where demand for secure colocation and low-latency links remains high.
Rising AI and cloud demand could strain Europe's power networks unless grids are expanded and low-carbon electricity access improves, the group warned.
Ten climate and impact start-ups will share at least GBP £1 million, giving each a boost as they seek further backing to scale.
Better planning and digital collaboration could cut construction waste, rework and embodied carbon far more than new materials alone.
Heat zoning could turn data centres into local heat suppliers, helping cut emissions and support nearby homes and businesses as demand rises.
The clean energy developer is sharpening its governance as it advances projects in Australia and prepares for a public unlisted listing.
The scheme could bring GBP £849.6 million of investment to Chapelhall, alongside 120 permanent jobs and a GBP £75 million community fund.
Industrial and commercial firms can now access Bryt Energy's flexibility services without changing supplier, after its new wholesale market status.
Customers can now cut diesel use and reported emissions on hire fleets, after Stevens Equipment Rental's trial found savings of more than 25%.
The Manchester firm can now push its sheep wool insulation panels towards commercial use, with live building trials and testing funded by a GBP £75,000 award.
London households are sitting on an estimated 700kg of electrical goods each, as repair and reuse lag far behind buying.
The Port Harcourt trial points to a cheaper route to power for homes and businesses beyond Nigeria's weak grid, backed by UK funding.
