Cardiff Council has appointed net zero specialist, Sero, on a project to retrofit 153 ‘hard to heat’ properties to enhance energy efficiency and reduce resident energy bills.
The appliedAI management suite empowers businesses to identify, evaluate and prioritise AI initiatives, while remaining compliant with the EU AI Act.
Founded in 1976, Arktis Tours GmbH & Co. KG (Arktis Tours) is a special tour operator for Nordic countries, Arctic, and Antarctica, with the mantra of “Don’t travel. Explore!”
Digitalization has brushed modernism into every business's marketing strategies. From manufacturing, finance, real estate, and yes even law.
Panasonic donates 12-inch 2-in-1 TOUGHBOOK 33 detachable rugged devices to help Surrey’s Lowland Rescue team quickly respond to incidents in any weather and environment.
Since the historic referendum on 23 June 2016, Brexit has been a seismic event, reshaping the landscape of the United Kingdom's logistics and transport sector.
2024 is on track to see more heat pumps installed in the UK than ever before, according to data from MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme), the UK’s quality mark for small-scale renewable energy.
Edge data centres have witnessed a boom of interest, currently experiencing growth of 92% year on year.
According to the latest statistics, between 183,000 and 232,000 18-24-year-olds take gap years every year with many choosing to work abroad to help fund the thrills of international travel.
Sustainability is a fervent topic within Europe at the moment. As the EU looks to cultivate a circular economy within its member states and empower them towards net zero, much of its sustainability reporting practices have come under heavy scrutiny in recent years.
In 2012, the EU Commission passed the first version of UN ECE R-141, legislation that makes Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) mandatory for all M1 category vehicles below 3.5 tonnes.
Apple will open its tap-and-go mobile payments system to rivals, EU antitrust regulators said on Thursday, ending a four-year long investigation that could have resulted in a hefty fine for the iPhone maker. Apple's decision to settle the EU antitrust probe marks a rare move by the company which has pushed back against the EU competition watchdog scrutinising its business practices. It currently faces three investigations under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) over its business practices.
