The Tees Valley Green Business Network is led by a range of local organisations with an interest in supporting businesses and encouraging improved environmental performance.
As the environment attracts more attention, as costs such as waste and energy rise and as major purchasers and the public scrutinise environmental credentials, it is increasingly important for businesses to look at their environmental performance.
The Tees Valley Green Business Network has been set up to help businesses find the information they need to take advantage of the commercial benefits that exist.
Success comes naturally for Acorn Dairy
AN organic dairy near Darlington has been rewarded for its efforts as wildlife flourishes down on the farm.
Teesside councils plan renewable energy schemes
COUNCILS on Teesside are planing a raft of renewable energy schemes following the lifting of a ban on selling electricity to the grid today.
Ban lift gives freen light?
A TEESSIDE council is considering a raft of green energy projects after the Government lifted a ban on authorities selling electricity back to the grid.
Acorn Dairy celebrate seven millionth glass bottle delivery
A SUPER-GREEN organic dairy is celebrating its seven millionth glass bottle delivery in a decade of production.
Green funds with grant for CCS technology
TEESSIDE’S bid to become a green powerhouse has taken a major step forward with a £1.3m Government grant for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) technology.
Photographer is first to use Falcon Press super-green paper stock
TOP landscape photographer Joe Cornish is the first to use a Teesside print firm’s super-green paper stock for his latest calendar.
JDR Cables can become global market leader
A SUBSEA cabling boss says a multi-million pound expansion of its Teesside operations will make his company a global market leader.
Plugged-in firms can spark eco revolution
TEESSIDE companies can help spark the electric vehicle revolution by installing plug-in points that charge in minutes rather than hours.