EfW operator enfinium has selected Isometric as its carbon registry partner for the Parc Adfer carbon capture and storage (CCS) project. Currently a candida ...

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09.05.2025

New pilot study detects faecal pollution marker in UK rivers | Envirotec

One of the water courses sampled in the study. A pilot study has reportedly succeeded in offering a better understanding of contamination sources in nationa ...

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09.05.2025

Comment: Reasons for biogas optimism despite global challenges | Envirotec

Heat exchangers are more efficient and convenient for heating digester tanks. By Matt Hale, Global Key Account Director, HRS Heat Exchangers The first four ...

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07.05.2025

Climate trends in river flow revealed by global dataset | Envirotec

Important new data about river flow is now available from the Reference Observatory of Basins for International hydrological climate change detection (ROBIN ...

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07.05.2025

Second-life batteries from electric buses to be used for grid-scale energy storage | Envirotec

Alex Charr of Connected Energy with the Forsee Power batteries. A new partnership aims to jointly design and develop a modular, scalable energy storage solu ...

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07.05.2025

Veolia partners with Star Energy to develop large scale geothermal projects | Envirotec

Geothermal drilling rig. Resource recovery firm Veolia has signed a memorandum of understanding with Star Energy, a company said to be making significant st ...

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07.05.2025

Environmental health recruitment struggle to be addressed by cross-continent recognition | Envirotec

The bodies representing Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and in Australia have signed an agreement which could help ...

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03.05.2025

UK Digital Twin Centre aims to help decarbonise heavy industry | Envirotec

The UK Digital Twin Centre was officially opened in Belfast on 2 May. Delivered by Digital Catapult and funded by the Belfast Region City Deal and Innovate ...

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02.05.2025

Government expected to mandate rooftop solar on new build homes | Envirotec

The UK government is expected to announce that all new homes will be legally required to have solar panels installed on the roof by 2027. Reported widely on ...

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02.05.2025

Fossil fuels are in with the BRICS? Report assesses energy preferences in emerging economic bloc | Envirotec

Power plant in Indonesia: The Global Integrated Power Tracker shows 25 gigawatts (GW) of coal, oil, and gas capacity under construction in the newest BRICS ...

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01.05.2025

64% of Scotland's supply chain are investing in renewable energy | Envirotec

Montrose Port Authority is one of the organizations featured in publication, which showcases groups working in Scotland's renewable energy industry (im ...

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01.05.2025

“Brands no longer have to guess” as firms deliver 100% visibility on single-use plastic recycling | Envirotec

One of Polytag's Plastic Detection Units (PDUs) in use at an MRF. A major breakthrough for the recycling industry is claimed with the successful detect ...

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01.05.2025

Climate response still largely on paper, not in practice, portfolio and asset manager survey reveals | Envirotec

A new worldwide survey conducted by global delivery consultants and construction experts, Mace, for its latest report titled State of Sustainable Assets rev ...

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01.05.2025

Grangemouth closure and Blair’s net zero intervention must be wake up call for government warns Unite | Envirotec

Aerial image of Grangemouth site from 2018 (image credit: Treasure Galore / Shutterstock.com). Unite, one of the UK's largest trade unions, representin ...

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01.05.2025

A step toward harnessing clean energy from falling rainwater | Envirotec

When two materials come into contact, charged entities on their surfaces get a little nudge. This is how rubbing a balloon on the skin creates static electr ...

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01.05.2025

Smarter ways to find more leaks faster | Envirotec

Ben Crabtree is water conservation product line director with Ovarro. It is smarter working, not more boots on the ground, that will help companies deliver ...

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01.05.2025

Government attempts to reduce environmental protections in planning bill could breach international law, says KC | Envirotec

The government’s flagship Planning and Infrastructure Bill could be in breach of international law, according to new legal advice from a leading KC. Plannin ...

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01.05.2025

Mosquitoes reported from all across Scotland by citizen science project | Envirotec

Efforts to find and trap mosquitoes across Scotland are being led by Dr Georgia Kirby (pictured, right) and PhD Scholar Meshach Lee (left) in the University ...

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01.05.2025

How a circular economy for ageing wind turbines can make repowering a sustainable option | Envirotec

Wind turbine recycling facility (image credit: EMR). Resource recovery firm EMR writes As asset owners, energy companies and policymakers in the UK energy m ...

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30.04.2025

Mixed microplastic blend may be substantially more toxic for marine life | Envirotec

Acartia tonsa (illustration by Dmitry Kulakov). A new study indicates that a mixed microplastic blend may be substantially more toxic than a single polymer ...

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29.04.2025

Spain blackout shows “island grids” more vulnerable, says analyst | Envirotec

Image credit: dave hale, CC BY-SA 2.0 license. Spain’s countrywide blackout on Monday has demonstrated the vulnerability of so-called “island” and peninsula ...

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29.04.2025

Industrial waste is turning to rock in just decades, research reveals | Envirotec

Slag deposits at Derwent Howe, in Cumbria, have formed cliffs of waste material which are being eroded by coastal waves and tides, revealing the suprising r ...

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29.04.2025

Regulators have failed to deliver a trusted and resilient water sector, says NAO report | Envirotec

Defra and water regulators have failed to drive necessary investment for the sector, which now faces significant environmental, supply and infrastructure ch ...

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29.04.2025

Is the LDES Cap and Floor scheme jeopardising the UK’s battery ambitions? | Envirotec

Battery energy storage site under construction. By James Basden, founder director of battery storage specialist Zenobe The Cap and Floor scheme for Long Dur ...

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26.04.2025

Biogas expert firm extends leak detection service | Envirotec

Nick Cowie leads FM BioEnergy's expanded Biogas Leak Detection Service. This article contains sponsored content. In response to increased industry dema ...

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25.04.2025

Carbon tax could lead to waste services cuts, warn councils | Envirotec

Councils are calling for reform of a planned tax on burning plastic, which they warn could place billions of pounds of unavoidable costs onto councils over ...

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25.04.2025

Government announces £300 million for offshore wind supply chains | Envirotec

A wind turbine blade manufactured in MHI Vestas Isle of Wight factory arrives in Portsmouth in June 2021, destined for use in the North Sea (image credit: K ...

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23.04.2025

Project to convert organic waste into commercial goods gets extra £700k of government cash | Envirotec

Tim Miller, project lead of the Biochar CleanTech Accelerator An Aston University project which converts material such as factory waste into heat, power and ...

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23.04.2025

UK’s first at-scale EV battery recycling and refining plant begins construction in Plymouth | Envirotec

Once constructed, the Plymouth plant will produce intermediate battery materials. Lithium-ion battery recycling technology firm Altilium says it has commenc ...

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22.04.2025

Rivers Trust conference calls for action on algal blooms | Envirotec

The River Dart in Totnes (image credit: Phil Gayton, CC BY 2.0 license). The Rivers Trust Annual Conference in early April highlighted the need for urgent, ...

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22.04.2025

New report explores recyclable materials for PCBs | Envirotec

Conventional printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturing is wasteful, harmful to the environment and energy intensive. This can be mitigated by the implementa ...

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22.04.2025

Children exposed to brain-harming chemicals while sleeping | Envirotec

Image credit: University of Toronto Researchers are urging mattress manufacturers and governments to act, following a couple of new studies (words: the Gree ...

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18.04.2025

Mars once had a carbon cycle, say new findings | Envirotec

Mars atmosphere as seen from Hope orbiter (image credit: Andrea Luck, CC BY 2.0 license). New evidence from NASA’s Curiosity rover seems to show that Mars p ...

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17.04.2025

Planning permission secured for UK’s first carbon capture enabled cement works | Envirotec

Aerial image of Padeswood Cement Works (image credit: RSK). Cement maker Heidelberg Materials UK has secured planning permission for its Padeswood carbon ca ...

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17.04.2025

Industrial-scale PFAS destruction system scheduled to trial at Minnesota site | Envirotec

US technology firm General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) said its commercial PERSES™ waste destruction system will be delivered to a Lake Elmo, M ...

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16.04.2025

Less than 10% of plastics are being manufactured from recycled materials | Envirotec

Only 9.5% of plastic materials produced globally in 2022 were manufactured from recycled materials. The findings, reported in Nature Communications Earth &a ...

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16.04.2025

Landmark emissions deal for the shipping sector may not push transition to e-fuels fast enough | Envirotec

The shipping sector’s first binding emissions targets were agreed on Friday 11 April, making it the first industry with internationally mandated targets of ...

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16.04.2025

Optical aerosol analyzer provides real-time particulate matter monitoring | Envirotec

Instrumentation firm ENVEA has launched an Optical Aerosol Spectrometer designed for real-time particulate matter (PM) monitoring, delivering "ultra-pr ...

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16.04.2025

Sewage-to-methanol process showcased in Mannheim | Envirotec

A German startup has demonstrated what's said to be the first facility for carbon-neutral e-methanol production from sewage. Europe’s approximately 80, ...

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16.04.2025

Bumblebee decline connected with particulate pollutant exposure in microbiome study | Envirotec

The authors of the study, Julie Morrissey and Hannah Sampson of the University of Leicester's Department of Genetics, Genomics and Cancer Sciences. A s ...

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Carbon registry partner selection prioritises rigour and transparency, says EfW operator | Envirotec

New pilot study detects faecal pollution marker in UK rivers | Envirotec

Comment: Reasons for biogas optimism despite global challenges | Envirotec

Climate trends in river flow revealed by global dataset | Envirotec

Second-life batteries from electric buses to be used for grid-scale energy storage | Envirotec

Veolia partners with Star Energy to develop large scale geothermal projects | Envirotec

Environmental health recruitment struggle to be addressed by cross-continent recognition | Envirotec

UK Digital Twin Centre aims to help decarbonise heavy industry | Envirotec

Government expected to mandate rooftop solar on new build homes | Envirotec

Fossil fuels are in with the BRICS? Report assesses energy preferences in emerging economic bloc | Envirotec

64% of Scotland's supply chain are investing in renewable energy | Envirotec

“Brands no longer have to guess” as firms deliver 100% visibility on single-use plastic recycling | Envirotec

Climate response still largely on paper, not in practice, portfolio and asset manager survey reveals | Envirotec

Grangemouth closure and Blair’s net zero intervention must be wake up call for government warns Unite | Envirotec

A step toward harnessing clean energy from falling rainwater | Envirotec

Smarter ways to find more leaks faster | Envirotec

Government attempts to reduce environmental protections in planning bill could breach international law, says KC | Envirotec

Mosquitoes reported from all across Scotland by citizen science project | Envirotec

How a circular economy for ageing wind turbines can make repowering a sustainable option | Envirotec

Mixed microplastic blend may be substantially more toxic for marine life | Envirotec

Spain blackout shows “island grids” more vulnerable, says analyst | Envirotec

Industrial waste is turning to rock in just decades, research reveals | Envirotec

Regulators have failed to deliver a trusted and resilient water sector, says NAO report | Envirotec

Is the LDES Cap and Floor scheme jeopardising the UK’s battery ambitions? | Envirotec

Biogas expert firm extends leak detection service | Envirotec

Carbon tax could lead to waste services cuts, warn councils | Envirotec

Government announces £300 million for offshore wind supply chains | Envirotec

Project to convert organic waste into commercial goods gets extra £700k of government cash | Envirotec

UK’s first at-scale EV battery recycling and refining plant begins construction in Plymouth | Envirotec

Rivers Trust conference calls for action on algal blooms | Envirotec

New report explores recyclable materials for PCBs | Envirotec

Children exposed to brain-harming chemicals while sleeping | Envirotec

Mars once had a carbon cycle, say new findings | Envirotec

Planning permission secured for UK’s first carbon capture enabled cement works | Envirotec

Industrial-scale PFAS destruction system scheduled to trial at Minnesota site | Envirotec

Less than 10% of plastics are being manufactured from recycled materials | Envirotec

Landmark emissions deal for the shipping sector may not push transition to e-fuels fast enough | Envirotec

Optical aerosol analyzer provides real-time particulate matter monitoring | Envirotec

Sewage-to-methanol process showcased in Mannheim | Envirotec

Bumblebee decline connected with particulate pollutant exposure in microbiome study | Envirotec

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