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Food company saves 246 tonnes of CO2 using LED SONs replacements at its food processing factories

Two UK food processing sites have netted £46,500 of savings a year in energy costs, thanks to a turn-key project to convert its external and internal SON lighting to LED
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Green manufacturing grows in value as ROI becomes tangible

Commercial pressures are driving green manufacturing up the agenda with early adopters already reaping attractive benefits, according to new research, writes Edie.net.
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Green Deal to offer money back incentives

Households carrying out energy efficiency improvements on their home can now get more money back to offset the cost of having the work done, writes Click Green.
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Local authorities win £88m for energy efficiency

DECC has confirmed the 24 local authorities that will receive a share of the £88 million fund to improve energy efficiency in households across the country, writes Energy Live News.
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Energy-saving lighting roll-out planned for up to 475 Hertfordshire schools

Building on the success of low-energy lighting upgrades at 53 local-authority-maintained schools in Hertfordshire, Save It Easy® T5 retrofit converters are being rolled out to up to 475 schools in
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Energys achieves exor Gold accreditation

As part of its commitment to strong standards surrounding compliance and procurement, Energys has received Gold accreditation from exor.
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Survey finds lack of tools hinders building energy savings

No matter how enthusiastic facilities managers are about cutting energy, many are “cautious” about energy reduction targets and feel hindered by a lack of tools, writes Energy Live News.
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DECC raises cap on Green Deal pay-back scheme

The Government has announced changes to the Green Deal scheme which will see the amount of money consumers get back increase on some installed efficiency measures, writes Edie.net.
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Green Investment Bank loan for low energy street lights

The UK Green Investment Bank (UK GIB) is making funding available to local Authorities interested in switching to low energy streetlights, reports Edie.net.
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