Philips Drives a Circular Economy Through Sustainable Design
Philips is advancing sustainable innovation across consumer health, leveraging its EcoDesign framework, bio-based materials, refurbishment, and circular solutions to reduce environmental impact whilst meeting growing demand for more responsible, longer-lasting products.
OPINION: From Source to Sea : Nicholas Mazzei, VP – Sustainability, Europe, DP World
Oceans are the lifeblood of global trade – 90% of the world’s trade moves across the seas – and protecting marine ecosystems is essential for both business and society. Ensuring that these waters remain healthy and resilient is fundamental to DP World’s sustainability ambitions.
How Openreach and Google Cloud Use AI to Cut Fleet Emissions and Build a Sustainable UK Fibre Network
The Google Cloud and Openreach partnership uses AI, data analytics and digital twins to optimise fleet operations, accelerate fibre rollout and reduce carbon emissions.
Envirovue : Turning Manufacturing Waste into Worth
We speak with Pete Gardner, Commercial Sales Manager at Envirovue, about reducing manufacturing waste through real-time visibility, smarter processes, and data-driven strategies that balance sustainability with operational performance.
Danone Marks 200 Years of Evian with Sustainability, Investment, and Innovation Push
Danone is marking the bicentenary of its Evian natural mineral water brand with new investments, environmental commitments and product innovation aimed at strengthening resource protection and supporting the future of the water category.
Mars Report Warns Climate Pressures and Generational Shift Threaten Global Rice Farming
Mars has published a new paper examining the rising pressures facing rice farmers worldwide, highlighting climate risks, farmer concerns about the future of the sector, and the role industry collaboration could play in supporting climate-smart agriculture.
Coca-Cola HBC Reports Progress on Mission 2025 and Launches New Sustainability Targets
Coca-Cola HBC has reported strong progress against its Mission 2025 sustainability commitments, while launching a refreshed set of targets aimed at advancing its long-term environmental and social impact strategy.
The Impact of the UK’s £1bn Investment in Transport Electrification – Richard Earl, EO Charging
The UK Government’s recent £1bn commitment to transport electrification marks a significant step forward in the transition to net zero. This funding underlines the scale of ambition to decarbonise the transport sector and accelerate the adoption of zero emission vehicles.
Toyota, Daimler Truck and Volvo Group Expand cellcentric to Accelerate Hydrogen Transport
Toyota Motor Corporation is set to join Daimler Truck and Volvo Group as an equal shareholder in fuel cell joint venture cellcentric, following the signing of a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding between the companies. The move aims to strengthen the development and commercialisation of fuel cell systems for heavy-duty vehicles and other applications.
Electric Freightway : Electric HGVs Could Save 1,000 Tonnes of Carbon Per Truck by 2034
A single electric heavy goods vehicle (eHGV) could save around 1,000 tonnes of carbon emissions by 2034 compared with a diesel equivalent, according to the final report from the Electric Freightway programme published by Hitachi ZeroCarbon and GRIDSERVE.
Sony: A Commitment to Environmentally Conscious Materials
Sony Group Corporation is advancing the development of environmentally conscious materials as part of its broader sustainability strategy, with innovations designed to support material circulation, reduce waste and explore new applications in design and manufacturing.
Vestas Plans €250m Nacelle and Hub Offshore Wind Factory in Scotland
Vestas Wind Systems A/S has announced plans to establish a nacelle and hub factory in Scotland to meet growing demand for offshore wind in the UK and Europe.
