energy
If Greenbang suddenly found herself 50 feet tall, she’d probably spend all day crushing cars like they were ants, and peering in the windows of towerblocks. Possibly striding across the English Channel for tea in France when things got a little boring. However, other giants want to use their
sustainability
Three hundred construction companies have been awarded Chartered Environmentalist status by the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) this week. To get such a mark, the CIOB member has to “be able to demonstrate (through qualifications and experience) competence, knowledge and engagement in sustainable environmental management and development.” The wording on
corporate social responsibility
To paraphrase a well-known movie tag line, CSR reports are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get. Sometimes you trawl through hundreds of pages of report and come up with a load of peanut crackle (read: the unloved craptastic bits no-one wants) or
Environmental Software Providers
Not only is environmental business big business, but information about environmental business is no small beer either. Got that? Good. Research company IHS has got out its chequebook and pen and delivered $43.5 million to buy two other green software providers Dolphin Software and Environmental Software Providers or ESP
sustainability
Have you got a suggestion for Wal-Mart? Is it better than sponsoring the rebirth of the Dale Winton student-and-unemployed entertainment fest that was Supermarket Sweep? Yes? Does it involve clean tech? YES?! Then Wal-Mart wants to hear from you. Wal-Mart first snuggled up with the Cleantech Group to work out
csr
Greenbang has been spending some quality time with Philips’ latest CSR report. The dirty great tome reveals that the Netherlands’ second best export after Edam plans to double the money it’s ploughing into “green innovations” to €1 billion over the next five years. And why announce one green target
efficiency
If Greenbang were a CEO of a major company, she would spend a lot of time chomping on a cigar, swinging around in her high-backed leather wheely chair and gazing out of her window, saying “soon all this will be mine!” and then cackling maniacally and then taking over a
