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Industry giants including Amazon, Unilever, and Ikea to support zero-carbon Shipping Initiative
A group of nine multinational corporations this week unveiled plans to decarbonise their freight vehicles, transitioning to zero-carbon fuels by 2040. The groups - which include Amazon, IKEA, Michelin, Patagonia, and Unilever - are the first signees of the 2040…
Proman, Stena to develop Methanol as Sustainable Shipping Fuel
Global methanol producer Proman, alongside shipping company Stena, has today (21 October) announced their collaboration to develop methanol as an alternative shipping fuel, in a Retrofit & Supply solution that will look to get the industry ready to use this…
Commentary: Could Hemp be the next Building Block of our Future?
Global efforts to decarbonise are changing the tools and tricks of every industry, and in the construction sector we’re seeing innovators look to a range of materials to make our buildings greener. While hemp was used as a building material…
Green Steel from the Arctic Circle: BMW’s new deal
Luxury carmaker BMW has today (20 October) announced its new partnership with H2 Green Steel, a Swedish startup that is using hydrogen and renewable energy to create fossil fuel-free steel. The startup is currently building its first ever industrial-scale production…
Vodafone to introduce Recycled Eco-SIM cards
Telecoms giant Vodafone will this month be rolling out its new Eco-SIM cards, made entirely from recycled plastic. The new eco-model will be initially launched across all 12 of its European markets, in addition to Egypt, Turkey and South Africa.…
Brands including Alpro and Oatly set up Plant-based Food Alliance
Five major dairy and meat alternative brands have today (20 October) announced the launch of a new ‘Plant-based Food Alliance’ in the UK, established with the aim of promoting the plant-based food and drink industry and cementing Britain as a…