Ethical Consumer has released the most comprehensive ethical buyers’ guide to laptops and netbooks. The guide brings together work from a number of key NGOs such as Greenpeace and the Enough Project alongside their own research. This unique report ranks … Continue reading →

Are you around Gloucestershire this weekend? (10/11th September) As 28 homes and businesses throughout the Forest of Dean and Newent will be open to the public demonstrating how to save money and CO2 through energy saving design and technologies. This … Continue reading →

Great progress from Philips in designing a computer monitor that uses less energy to run than a low energy light bulb. The Energy Star approved 19 inch 27 inch business monitor which reduces its power consumption by 80% when not … Continue reading →

After its £1m fine for failing to provide accurate information on the amount of electricity supplied from renewable sources, it’s nice of British Gas spend some of its £740m profits on full page newspaper ads telling us how they can … Continue reading →

When you buy a freezer with an ‘A’ energy label, you expect it to be just that and perform accordingly. So finding out that another company had been prosecuted for misleading energy labelling, didn’t fill me with joy. It did, … Continue reading →