Energy, Fuel & Utilities

Sustainability Helps Civil Engineering Become Carbon Net Zero


James Maclean, CEO at Land & Water writes about how sustainable practices need to be adopted by the civil engineering industry

Heat Network (Metering and Billing) Regulations


David Lewis why the amendment is not a risk but an opportunity for compliance and sustainability using simple proven technology. 

Decarbonising Construction Steps to Net Zero


Stuart Beasley of npower Business Solutions discusses looking toward 2021 and the steps toward Net Zero in this feature for UKCO

Coventry and Oxford Set to be First All-Electric Bus Cities


Grant Shapps has announced that Coventry and Oxford are developing proposals to become the UK’s first all-electric bus cities.

Nexus Planning Becomes Carbon Negative


Following an intensive data collection process Nexus have earned the status of ‘Carbon Neutral Plus’, the equivalent of carbon negative

Winvic Wins Major Infrastructure Work


Winvic Construction has begun the main infrastructure works at SERGO Logistics Park Northampton Gateway (SLPNG) next to Junction 15 of the M1

Electric Vehicle Charging Points for Lanarkshire


A new project, which aims to create 40 electric vehicle charging hubs has resulted in almost 300,000 miles being driven

Counting the True Cost of Construction Waste


Anthony Davitt of Powerday explains what he’s expecting to change in 2021 when it comes to managing waste on construction sites

Jacobs Secures Place on Framework


Jacobs are pleased announce that it has been appointed to Irish Water’s Engineering Design Services Framework.

GCCA and UN Discuss Cement and Concrete


With just 10 years remaining to achieve the UN SDGs, the GCCA is highlighting the crucial role which concrete is playing.