Clean green leaders.
Energy & Environment
Liverpool is leading the way in developing new energy technologies, and significant advances in environmental research that puts us at the heart of the fight to combat climate change.
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More than £4.3 billion invested into offshore wind since 2015 -
Opportunities in wave and tidal energy in the Mersey Estuary -
Hydrogen and carbon capture innovation projects
The Mersey Estuary has one of the largest tidal ranges in Europe. Local private and public sector stakeholders are committed to develop a flagship scheme in Europe for renewable energy.
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Designated sector for offshore renewable engineering -
3,505 low carbon businesses with 30,300 employed in the sector
Latest Energy & Environment news
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Liverpool outlines roadmap to reduce car usage in climate change battle
Liverpool City Council is to set out its key transport priorities for the next four years as part of its ambition to achieve Carbon net-zero status and tackle climate change.
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ACC LIVERPOOL GROUP AWARDED FUNDING FOR NEXT STEP TOWARDS NET ZERO STATUS
ACC Liverpool Group has been awarded funding in its latest step towards achieving Net Zero status by 2030.
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Liverpool to become England’s second Investment Zone, delivering up to 4,000 jobs
The Government has today launched England’s second Investment Zone in Liverpool which could unlock £320m of private investment and deliver 4,000 jobs, across Liverpool, Runcorn, St Helens, Maghull and Prescot over the next five years.
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Business leaders sought to shape Liverpool City Region’s growth sectors
In April, Mayor Steve Rotheram and the Combined Authority approved plans to integrate the work of the Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), which provides a voice for the city region’s business community, into the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority.
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Liverpool based engineering firm DefProc announces six month financial growth, and secures high profile six-figure contract
Liverpool based engineering firm, DefProc has reported a 168% increase in pre tax profit between December 2022 and May 2023 (from £15,041 to £40,392), against the same period the previous year.
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Liverpool based GreenTech company help ‘Desert Vipers’ become the world’s first fully carbon calculated cricket team.
Liverpool City Centre based Carbon Happy World worked with the Dubai based ‘Desert Vipers’ franchise to be the first cricket team to fully measure and make public their carbon emissions footprint and support them on their ground breaking sustainability plan aimed at elevating environmental responsibility within cricket.
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HybridTec opens first of its kind green academy in Liverpool City Region as part of a £1m investment into a future workforce
Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram officially opens the new facility.