News this week that that much-neglected, yet green energy source, hydropower returned, if not exactly to the headlines, to encourage us to consider it seriously as an investment opportunities.
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Whether you are in manufacturing, banking, investment or just a corporate spread-better, electric automotive technology continues to raise its profile in the news. In the USA, President Obama has just announced a $2.4 billion stimulus plan into electric vehicle technology and even the UK’s own modest £230 million of subsidies for electric car use, to come into effect in 2011, has been extended to the fleet market in recognition of wider implications of this technology.
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Summer madness has arrived early this year with the arrival of the latest bandwagon that cross-party members are jumping on today… electric cars.
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In an age where many mobile workers now rely on laptops, palmtops and mobile devices in order to keep in touch with the office and prepare documents, is there any longer an argument to permit the use of desktop computers (PCs) in the workplace?
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Living within our means applies as much to keeping our finances in order as it does to living in harmony with our environment.
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I was with a client yesterday conducting an energy review with a view to reducing their utility bills by up to 30% just by analysing who they buy from, are they in contract (and, if not, let’s get them in one), comparing the relative tax advantages/disadvantages of green and brown supply, etc.
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