Group’s exposure to robust government spending programmes around the world, and technological capabilities born out of its automotive and energy heritage is yielding opportunities in the low carbon arena
The largest changes to waste and recycling services in a generation are being introduced across the UK. Dr Adam Read, director of external affairs at SUEZ recycling and recovery UK and president of the Chartered Institution of Wastes Management (CIWM), unpicks the implications for the environmental industry
Commentators from the consultancy team supporting the compilation of the UK’s 2021 Environmental Accounts - Ricardo Energy & Environment - discuss the UK’s household greenhouse gas emissions problem and why £60bn is needed to tackle it
Ricardo’s move to fuse its automotive engineering capabilities with professional environmental services almost ten years ago is paying off. Will Hatchett explores how.
British environmental and energy consulting outfit sees uptick in demand for net zero and water support services through FY19/20 despite CV-19-related headwinds in second half
Good year for E&E - particularly in Australia - offsets challenges elsewhere for London-listed engineering, technology and environmental consultant; as Brexit preparations take into account a 'range of scenarios and disruptions'
Market Insight: The ban/import restrictions by China (and other potential end-markets) together with growing public awareness provide a strong argument for government and industry to examine the performance of plastic waste recycling in the UK
E&E business sees flat sales in FY18, but increasing demand for government policy and infrastructure support - as well as export opportunities - form focus to help mitigate post-Brexit effects
Strong demand across multiple client sectors fuels another solid performance from the UK EC Top 30, although slowdown evident on Brexit worries finds EA’s latest market report
Market Insight: waste industry experts from Ricardo E&E, Eunomia and the ESA help us illuminate the drivers and opportunities in one of the most challenging areas presently in UK environmental consultancy, which has shrunk to less than half of its size of ten years ago
