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Posts tagged "commuting"

Working from home for dummies

Jun 10, 2011

Undoubtedly one of the easiest and effective opportunities to green a business is to encourage telecommuting - or working from home as real people call...

When the school run is just that…

Jun 21, 2010

I love working from home. I got up this morning, pulled on my running gear, had breakfast with the family, walked the two boys to...

Weekly Tip #3: Provide cycle facilities

Feb 25, 2008

This is the third in a new series of tips extracted from the forthcoming Green Business Bible e-book:Many staff are put off cycling to work...

IKEA shine a light for the environment

Jun 12, 2007

It was announced yesterday that IKEA are giving away 9600 energy efficient lightbulbs to their UK staff to encourage them to reduce their ecological footprints....

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1. OEM energy costs represent 1% of the price tag of a new car, so killing net zero at best would change prices by a fraction of a percent - and could cause rises.
2. The main competitive threat to the UK industry is Chinese EVs, not ICEs, so the EV mandate is not the problem.

Robert Jenrick @RobertJenrick

The Chancellor says the economy is turning a corner.

Tell that to the 4,000 workers at JLR, losing their jobs.

And why? Crazy EV mandates. Sky high energy prices due to net zero. Reeves’s taxes on work.

This government is *killing* the British car industry.

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