Lincolnshire Low Carbon Network is committed to promoting a low carbon economy based on sustainable consumption and production. The aim of the network is to facilitate collaboration between members in order to promote and develop the environmental economy for the benefit of the whole community. Members are encouraged to collaborate on projects, share best practice and refer customers along the chain to maximise the reduction of carbon emissions.
Reducing energy costs and therefore saving money is a key driver for business and the public sector to cut carbon emissions. For some, particularly large organisations, it is becoming increasingly important to understand and manage the opportunities and risks associated with carbon emissions in the longer term. This network will help to promote and develop the environmental economy for the benefit of the whole community. As part of its work, it will include case studies of good practice. Click here to start >>
You've heard of carnivores, you've heard of herbivores now here come the Locavores. (Eat local, grow local, waste less and SustainNK). The Locavores exhibition at Whisby Natural World Centre runs from 1 April to 20 June 2008
The UK is continuing to lead the world in marine renewables technology as the Secretary of State for Energy, John Hutton, grants planning permission for a prototype tidal stream generator to be tested in the Humber Estuary near Grimsby.
New rules to allow homeowners to install solar panels, ground source heat pumps and other microgeneration technologies to help cut carbon emissions were given the green light today by Planning Minister Caroline Flint.
From April 6, all homeowners will be able to install microgeneration
Housing Minister Caroline Flint has said the government will consult later this year on proposals to ensure that all new non-domestic buildings, as well as homes, are "zero carbon" - possibly by 2020.
Speaking yesterday at the Ecobuild conference in London, Ms Flint said research by the
The course is aimed at anyone with an interest in green roofs and does not require any previous knowledge of the technology. See flyer for more details
share best practice and refer customers along the chain to maximise the reduction of carbon emissions. 
Reducing energy costs and therefore saving money is a key driver for business and the public sector to cut carbon emissions. For some, particularly large organisations, it is becoming increasingly important to understand and manage the opportunities and risks associated with carbon emissions in the longer term. This network will help to promote and develop the environmental economy for the benefit of the whole community. As part of its work, it will include case studies of good practice. 
