In the month that the momentous Paris Agreement came into force, Greater Manchester has mapped out the region’s pathway to achieve its low carbon targets for 2020, with the publication of the GM Climate Change and Low Emission Implementation Plan.
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The Government has recently published its response to the ‘Heat Networks Investment Project Consultation'. The document is a Government Response to the consultation that was published in June 2016, on the design and management of the Heat Network Investment Project (”the Project” or “HNIP”).
Natural Course is a ground-breaking collaborative water management project between the GMCA, the Environment Agency, Natural England, United Utilities and the Rivers Trust.
From 23-27th July 2016, the EuroScience Open Forum (ESOF) comes to Manchester, with climate sessions and interactive exhibitions from Greater Manchester’s Combined Authority (GMCA).
£320 million will be invested over the next five years in schemes across the country to procure low carbon heat and supply it to keep homes and businesses warm.
