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Derby has constructed four council homes in Arboretum with an A rating and carbon-negative status, offsetting -0.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually
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Sweden believes the switch could see the city become carbon-negative by 2030
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By 2030, the company intends to convert 60% of all energy sources used in its office building and internet data centre to renewable energy sources and achieve 100% renewable energy by 2040
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It aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2040 and become a carbon-negative company by 2050
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The homes, located on the historic MG Rover site, will be powered by a dedicated smart grid and use renewable technologies such as solar panels and heat pumps
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Projects aim to increase the total amount of carbon stored in buildings to create carbon sinks, which absorb more carbon from the atmosphere than released during the construction process
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Set to open next week, the line could be carbon-negative in just over a decade
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The partnership will enable Indonesian buyers and sellers to immediately gain access to a global marketplace with participants from 30 countries
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The British drinks company is introducing carbon labelling across its range of products from next month
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The company captures excess carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and converts it into diamonds
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The Austin-based company achieved the milestone largely due to its use of insect protein in its line of dog food toppers and treats as cricket farming is said to produce ‘virtually no greenhouse gases’ compared with traditional livestock rearing
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There’s embedded carbon in our cement and concrete, lots of energy is used to make it, so how do we clean it up for a net zero future?
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