The UK government outlines its strategy for reducing carbon emissions in the manufacturing sector, including the adoption of renewable energy sources and the implementation of energy-efficient technologies.
WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) provides guidance on reducing waste and carbon emissions in the manufacturing sector, including case studies and best practices from leading UK manufacturers.
Researchers from the University of Cambridge discuss the challenges and opportunities of decarbonising the UK manufacturing sector, including the role of emerging technologies such as hydrogen fuel cells and carbon capture and storage.
The Carbon Trust provides a free online tool for manufacturers to calculate their carbon footprint and identify areas for reduction, including energy efficiency, transportation, and supply chain emissions.
A BBC News article reports on the progress made by UK manufacturers in reducing their carbon emissions, including the use of renewable energy sources and the implementation of energy-efficient technologies.
The Institute of Education (IOE) at University College London discusses the importance of sustainable manufacturing practices in the UK, including the role of education and training in promoting a low-carbon economy.
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) provides a guide for UK manufacturers on how to achieve net zero carbon emissions, including practical advice on energy efficiency, supply chain management, and stakeholder engagement.
A video lecture from the University of Oxford's Department of Engineering Science discusses the challenges and opportunities of decarbonising UK industry, including the role of emerging technologies and policy frameworks.