Green Economy
Greater Manchester is aiming to become zero carbon by 2038. This means a 15% year-on-year reduction in carbon – and the clock has already started ticking. Our Green Economy group looks at ways organisations can become more sustainable and support this agenda, and also highlights the huge opportunities for businesses operating in this sector.
Guest blog by Elizabeth Delaney, partner at UK law firm TLT On Friday 13 November, over 75 businesses set aside […]
Guest blog by Eleanor Bryan, EY, explaining the Embankment Project for Inclusive Capitalism (EPIC). The idea? In order for society […]
In the second instalment of the key takeaways from our Green Tech Symposium, we begin with the incredible work being […]
Blog by pro-manchester comms manager, Mel Hill Last week, leaders in our region’s Green Tech sector descended on Squire Patton […]
Blog by Ilona Alcock, Sector Group Manager, pro-manchester GM’s own EV charging network, GMEV, has been live since 2013, and […]
By Ilona Alcock, Sector Group Manager Mayor Andy Burnham is determined to make Greater Manchester the first zero carbon region […]
Guest blog by Louise Walker, DWF Climate change is one of the biggest issues affecting the world today. We believe […]
Guest blog by Anthesis Group It was the 1987 United Nations Brundtland Report where the word ‘sustainability’ was first used […]
Over 700 people attended the sell-out Green Summit at Manchester Central, with a further 3,500 watching the live stream, to […]
• Meeting of region’s businesses held in preparation for the development of a Greater Manchester Environment Charter • Investing in […]