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As long as politicians delay long-term plans within sustainable energy and threaten to reopen the energy discussions at a political level, it’ll be impossible to reduce offshore wind energy prices.

As food manufacturers and retailers commit to sustainable palm oil by 2015, the race is on to secure supplies. The question is: why are we worried in the first place?

Bread waste has reached phenomenal proportions compared to other food products. How can we turn the problem around?

Mikkel Thrane gives a crash course in how to conduct a life cycle assessment of your bread.

Ian Fairs explains the sustainability hotspots in the bakery process and how to handle them.

Anti-staling developments extend bread shelf life and encourage less waste.

Use local grain where possible as this reduces transport and supports local farmers

Social and environmental responsibility in today’s most lucrative trend.

Why are there fewer work accidents within teams of people who have worked together for a long time?

The Carbon Trust helps businesses, governments and the public sector with efforts to move to a sustainable, low carbon economy through carbon reduction, energy-saving strategies and commercialising low carbon technologies.

Editing of sustainability report

To reduce the costs of wind energy generated by offshore wind parks, there needs to be a greater degree of ‘certainty’ in the offshore wind industry. What I mean by this is a commitment to contracts and agreements that allow the necessary investments throughout the supply chain.

Long-term commitment is needed in order to reduce operations and maintenance costs in the offshore wind industry. This sort of commitment provides the certainty that allows suppliers to the offshore wind industry offer the best possible rates and terms.

Using fewer raw materials to achieve the same result is a dream for chocolate manufacturers

Now there’s a new and highly effective avenue to explore potential savings and expand profit margins.