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Rochdale manufacturer’s net zero push to be highlighted at COP26

Rochdale manufacturer’s net zero push to be highlighted at COP26

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 25, 2021 | Green Innovation

A Rochdale-based manufacturer whose efforts to cut carbon emissions have been supported by the Made Smarter programme will be showcased at the COP26 global climate summit. Crystal Doors, which makes bespoke, vinyl wrapped doors and accessories for kitchens, bedrooms...
First Bee Network Cycle Hire stations installed ahead of launch

First Bee Network Cycle Hire stations installed ahead of launch

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 22, 2021 | Transport

The first docking stations set to be delivered as part of the Bee Network Cycle Hire scheme have been installed at the University of Salford this week – ahead of dozens more being installed over the coming weeks. Nine cycle hire stations housing 30 bikes have been...
Greater Manchester approves plan to remove one million tonnes of carbon and accelerate response to climate crisis

Greater Manchester approves plan to remove one million tonnes of carbon and accelerate response to climate crisis

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 20, 2021 | Green Innovation

Greater Manchester is set to become the first city-region in the UK to adopt an accelerated plan for carbon reduction over the next five years – seen as critical by experts to achieving long-term net zero goals. Radically reducing carbon emissions by a million tonnes...
Low emissions concrete used to lay roller disco rink at Mayfield

Low emissions concrete used to lay roller disco rink at Mayfield

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 18, 2021 | Green Innovation

A roller disco building project trialling low-emissions concrete has underpinned Greater Manchester’s role in the Green Industrial Revolution, demonstrating how the city-region is leading efforts to decarbonise the global construction sector. Concretene uses graphene...
New city centre landmark shines a light on low carbon heat network

New city centre landmark shines a light on low carbon heat network

by Andy Parkinson | Oct 15, 2021 | Smart Energy

Manchester’s new Tower of Light structure has been officially switched on – marking a milestone in the development of the city’s new Civic Quarter Heat Network. The 40m tower, which will be lit up every night, is a striking new landmark in the city centre and...
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