A group containing some of the UK’s most influential green business leaders and campaigners has written to Bank of England governor Mervyn King, calling on him to address the “systemic” risk to financial systems presented by the potential over-valuation of high carbon companies.
EMPTY Government offices will be offered to budding entrepreneurs hoping to launch their own businesses, David Cameron will say today.
Many businesses may find that moving into an office is more than they can afford, and may not even suit the nature of their company. Furthermore, the nature of modern business means that there are many options besides office-based working.
Ultra-green and sustainable office design is proving to have more benefits than just the obvious energy and cost savings. Office workers are also loving the effects and companies are reaping the benefits! In a recent report by The Green Building Council of Australia, employees are reported to feeling healthier and happier working in an environment which adopts efficient and “greener” office design approaches.
There is no standard definition for a ‘green’ office so I’ll be putting it in to plain terms and using a lot of common sense. Whilst studying to prepare and publish this post I realised that there is a common fallacy that going ‘green’ automatically means ‘lower quality’
As the UK’s Environmental Capital, Peterborough is seeking to strengthen its offering to the Eco Business Sector with a ground-breaking collaboration between the Eco Innovation Centre (existing suppliers of Eco Friendly Serviced Business Solutions & serviced offices in Peterborough) Green charity Peterborough Environment City Trust (PECT) and Anglia Co-operative Society are seeking the help of expert local firms to retrofit office space to create an exciting, innovative and sustainable workspace. The aim is to create a national case study of environmental best practice for an office retrofit.
The Eco Innovation Centre – two and a half years on The Eco Innovation Centre in Peterborough, has implemented a new financial amd operational strategy which will allow the Centre to become financially independent. The new strategy was proposed before the Peterborough City Council spending cuts, in order to prevent any such cuts affecting the [...]
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