EIC works to provide the environmental technology and services industry with a strong and effective voice with Government to ensure that British companies are able to succeed in the rapidly growing global marketplace for green technologies. EIC has over 300 member companies, representing the major environmental industries, and enjoys the support of leading politicians from all major parties, as well as industrialists, trade union leaders, environmentalists and academics. EIC and its members are at the forefront of the move towards a low-carbon environmentally focussed economy.Latest News
The Environmental Industries Commission (EIC) - Your Voice With Government
EIC works to provide the environmental technology and services industry with a strong and effective voice with Government to ensure that British companies are able to succeed in the rapidly growing global marketplace for green technologies. EIC has over 300 member companies, representing the major environmental industries, and enjoys the support of leading politicians from all major parties, as well as industrialists, trade union leaders, environmentalists and academics. EIC and its members are at the forefront of the move towards a low-carbon environmentally focussed economy.Environmental Services Association
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ESA is the trade association representing the UK's waste management and secondary resources industry. ESA Member companies span the full range of waste management and related environmental services. This includes collection, treatment, disposal, re-use, recycling and recovery of waste. They also supply specialist equipment and provide environmental consultancy services.
ESA is the trade association representing the UK's waste management and secondary resources industry. ESA Member companies span the full range of waste management and related environmental services. This includes collection, treatment, disposal, re-use, recycling and recovery of waste. They also supply specialist equipment and provide environmental consultancy services.
Packaging strategy gets a warm welcome
The Government has used the Futuresource 2009 exhibition as a platform to launch its new packaging strategy, Making the Most of Packaging.
Dawn of a new era in eco-housing
John Swinney, Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Sustainable Growth in the Scottish Government, has formally launched a unique public-private partnership project to construct the first affordable eco-home for the mass market.
Electronic waste transfer tracking trialled
The Environment Agency has begun a pilot project that allows business and industry to track the collection, transfer and final destination of their waste electronically – to help clamp down on fly-tipping.