NI Water’s recently completed Foyle Street Network Upgrades recently received a BREEAM Infrastructure rating of ‘Very Good’, recognising the sustainability-led approach taken throughout the delivery of the essential £4.2 milion water and wastewater infrastructure upgrades on Foyle Street, followed by the reinstatement of the Foyle Street Car Park in Derry/Londonderry last year.

Grundfos, a global leader in advanced pump solutions and water technology, has joined the top 1% of sustainable companies globally, according to sustainability ratings agency EcoVadis.

Environmental Audit Committee Chair Philip Dunne has said he is “disappointed” in the 15 fashion firms who declined invitations to give oral evidence to the Committee’s meeting on 1st May.

South East Water has been named as an Infrastructure Asset Sector Leader by GRESB for its sustainability leadership in 2023.

The University of Exeter has gone out to tender with a contract for sustainability data assurance worth an estimated £400,000.

The House of Commons Defence Committee has today published its report “Defence and Climate Change” – the report finds that the Ministry of Defence (MOD) “can do much more to measure and reduce its emissions – without eroding military capability.” 

Stantec has been awarded PAS 2080 certification by the British Standards Institution (BSI), reaching a major milestone in its UK and Ireland carbon reduction journey.

Northumbrian Water Group (NWG) has been named the world's ‘most ethical' water company for the twelfth time - one of only two UK companies, and the only water and sewerage company in the world to be named in this year's World's Most Ethical Company® list. 

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a new consultation on draft guidance to help businesses co-operate on environmental sustainability.

Water Resources East (WRE) has today published its emerging Water Resources Plan for informal consultation - WRE has also announced the appointment of Daniel Johns to the role of Managing Director.