The Mayor’s Office has countered claims that London mayor Boris Johnson struck a secret deal with ‘Big Six’ utility Npower, allowing them to exclusively provide energy to intensive users inside the capital.
The Energy and Climate Change select committee has heard that future home energy efficiency policy needs to build demand from consumers and use the existing supply chain to meet it.
The Energy and Climate Change (ECC) select committee has heard from a number of witnesses that the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) is not a fit policy for tackling fuel poverty as envisaged by the government.
A group of 114 companies including major multinationals such as Ikea, Walmart, Dell and Sony have signed up to the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTI) at the COP21 summit in Paris.
Around two thirds of the 10,000 companies eligible for the Energy Savings Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) have complied within the deadline, leaving more than 3,000 yet to contact the scheme’s regulator.
Businesses that ignore the threats of climate change and do not improve their efficiency practices are putting the lives of many people at risk, Unilever chief executive Paul Polman has said.
Two energy efficiency companies have been named among the fastest growing private companies in the UK despite the “tumultuous” year for the market following significant changes to government policy.
A new task force is to be established by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) to develop voluntary disclosures advising companies of the financial risks posed by climate change.
Former mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg is to head an international task force established by Bank of England governor Mark Carney to educate businesses about the risk climate change poses to them.
