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Reduce your company’s carbon footprint: track and trace
Even though the summit in Copenhagen has been somewhat of a failure, on a national level countries are still doing their best to reduce their carbon footprint. In many cases, they focus on the individuals, and promise them small...
Reduce CO2 emissions, reduce spending and risks
Even though the environment seems to be the most important reason to cut back on CO2 emissions, for companies this reason might not be convincing. Of course, many companies are concerned with the environment, but as soon as...
China promotes green vehicles with subsidies
The Chinese government in its bid to promote environmental friendly vehicles will go for subsidisation in the sales of green vehicles, states Reuters UK. This comes as no surprise since China has been trying to do its bit for cut...
Study offers strategic advice on vehicle tracking
Stolen vehicles are a major problem in Britain. Cars are stolen on a daily basis and in many cases, they will never be found by the police or their righteous owner. Therefore, vehicle tracking systems are very popular. These will...
The Green Dividend
The COP15 Eco-Rally was organised for low emission vehicles on eighth of December 2009 in London with the get together of a small group of “green” vehicles headed for destination Copenhagen in a bid to make the necessary point...
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31 December 2009 | Reduce your company’s carbon footprint: track and trace
Even though the summit in Copenhagen has been somewhat of a failure, on a national level countries are still doing their best to reduce their carbon footprint. In many cases, they focus on the individuals, and promise them small savings in return for investing in green technology.
23 December 2009 | Reduce CO2 emissions, reduce spending and risks
Even though the environment seems to be the most important reason to cut back on CO2 emissions, for companies this reason might not be convincing. Of course, many companies are concerned with the environment, but as soon as taking measures requires spending money, they will have to reconsider.
21 December 2009 | China promotes green vehicles with subsidies
The Chinese government in its bid to promote environmental friendly vehicles will go for subsidisation in the sales of green vehicles, states Reuters UK. This comes as no surprise since China has been trying to do its bit for cut in fuel emissions.
