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Collaborating for Sustainable Procurement: Insights From DP World

3BL Media

In a recent interview with Procurement Magazine , DP World’s Morten Johansen and Sarah Mourino had the opportunity to discuss how stakeholder engagement—with suppliers, customers, employees, and community members—is essential to building a more sustainable future for global trade.

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Plan to transform aluminium supply chain gets £3.4 million from UK government

Envirotec Magazine

Plans to revolutionise the aluminium supply chain in the UK have been supported by a £3.4 The facility will also use post-consumer metals, replacing the conventional primary based supply and greatly reducing emissions. million grant from the Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC).

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$5 million will support development of EV battery recycling in the UK

Envirotec Magazine

Altilium says it is at the forefront of developing a sustainable circular economy for battery materials in the UK, reducing dependency on international supply chains and saving natural resources. This will include the construction of the UKs largest planned EV battery recycling facility, to be located in Teesside. recycling market.

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Sustainable Brands® and EarthX Recognize 10 Visionary Brands, Driving Real Change Toward a More Sustainable Future, at Earthx2025

3BL Media

Today we are thrilled to share more about the specific marketplace changes and progress each brand is making to advance a more sustainable future: Amazon Sustainable Cargo and Shipping: Amazon is recognized for its leadership in Sustainable Cargo and Shipping, making significant strides toward net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.

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Four UK nuclear power plants to stay open longer than planned

Envirotec Magazine

Heysham 2 (Lancashire) and Torness (East Lothian) will keep producing the putative zero-carbon electricity for an additional two years to March 2030 while Heysham 1 (Lancashire) and Hartlepool (Teesside) will produce power until March 2027, an extension of one year.

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The 25 most sustainable public-sector companies in the world

Corporate Knights

The company is aiming to achieve net-zero carbon emissions across its operations by 2050 and has taken major steps toward achieving that goal, including electrifying the busiest parts of its system, purchasing more renewable energy and trialling new hydrogen and battery trains. 22 Electricity Supply Board Ireland 9.0%

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Decarbonisation depot

Envirotec Magazine

Future Biogas commented that Saltend’s leading role in UK decarbonisation, and its strategic goal of attracting key players in sustainable energy supply chains, was critical to it choosing the park. Saltend’s existing high-quality infrastructure and capabilities were also cited as key plus points.