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Carbon emissions have been reduced by 28% by Dairy processors(07/03/2012)
The UK dairy processing industry has reduced its carbon emissions by an impressive 28%, or nearly 75,000 tonnes a year, since 2000. Data collected by Dairy Energy Savings (DES), which runs the dairy sector Climate Change Agreement (CCA), also shows that in the last 12 months alone, UK dairy processors have achieved a significant 2% reduction in carbon emissions and a 2% improvement in energy efficiency. DES Chairman Gerry Sweeney said: “The CCA has been a great success and these results sh... [more]
Dairy companies work hard to meet challenging energy efficiency targets(02/11/2009)
According to Dairy Energy Savings Chairman Gerard Sweeney, dairy companies in the Climate Change Agreement have saved just under 130,000 tonnes of carbon since the scheme began in 2000. Speaking during a DES meeting which saw him reappointed Chairman, Sweeney said that dairy companies had worked hard to meet challenging energy efficiency targets and significantly reduce carbon emissions in the processing sector. He said: “However you look at it, saving 130,000 tonnes of carbon from enterin... [more]
UK dairies and creameries have cut energy use for the eighth year in a row(28/05/2009)
Dairies and creameries have saved emissions of 40,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide since 2000, according to new figures from Dairy Energy Savings, which administers the agreement in the dairy sector. Dairy processors in the UK have cut energy use for the eighth year in a row to meet their targets under the Climate Change Agreement. It is a remarkable achievement in view of the fact that throughput at sites in the CCA has risen 20% over the same period. Speaking after a recent board meeting, DES C... [more]
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