Barrie Miller

As sustainability reporting requirements continue to evolve, organisations are facing growing pressure to provide accurate, transparent and helpful environmental data. In response to these challenges, TEAM Energy is hosting a free webinar to help businesses navigate the changing sustainability reporting landscape.

A MAJOR project to restore degraded and deforested land in Mexico has been backed by one of the UK's leading water retailers as it renews it partnership with climate action specialists, Ecologi.

Decarbonisation has become central to the way businesses think about climate change, with organisations increasingly focused on moving away from fossil fuels, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and working towards net zero.

Community buildings play a vital role in bringing people together and delivering essential local services. From community centres and village halls to sports clubs and cafés, these spaces are at the heart of local life, providing places for connection, wellbeing and collaboration. But ageing buildings and rising energy costs are putting increasing pressure on the organisations – and volunteers – that run them.

Organisations are facing growing expectations to understand and manage the environmental impacts of their supply chains, alongside wider risks and opportunities associated with how resources are sourced, used and managed. Customers, investors, funders and tendering organisations are increasingly looking for evidence of responsible business practices, while changing regulation, resource availability and market conditions are creating new risks and opportunities across the value chain.

With the UK government's ambitions to reach net zero by 2050, organisations are increasingly faced with carbon reporting requirements, environmental targets and growing stakeholder expectations. Most organisations begin by trying to measure emissions. Yet carbon is often a symptom and the real problem and challenge to overcome is waste. Here, Noel Ferguson, Head of Net Zero Energy Solutions at

Hilton Utilita Bowl, Southampton, between 10.00 am and 3.30 pm. Free to attend, the event boasts up to 100 different suppliers, a speaker theatre, EV

The UK is entering a new phase in the way businesses understand and manage their water use, enabled by the nationwide roll-out of smart meters for non-household customers.

has partnered with Reveela Academy to help businesses across the green sector develop their marketing capability through the Level 3 Multi-channel Marketer Apprenticeship.

Environmental impact is something consumers and investors are becoming more and more conscious of, which is why many businesses in the UK are constantly seeking ways to make everyday operations more sustainable. One area of a business that can easily be made more sustainable is payroll.