Download our Green and Growth Final Report
Manufacturers will provide the building blocks for low carbon technology and innovative production. Government green and growth policies must complement each other by rebalancing the economy and delivering the UK's contribution to tackling global carbon emissions.
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Download our Green and Growth Fact Card - UK Manufacturing: reducing emissions, investing in energy efficiency, cutting out waste
Manufacturing is good for growth and a solution to our environmental challenges. A vital contributor to the UK economy, manufacturers have already achieved significant reductions in their emissions but face escalating costs from rising energy prices and the impact of climate change policy. Download our fact card for the facts about manufacturing, green and growth.
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Download our report - Green and Growth: an interim report on a sustainable alternative
The first in a two-part series, this initial report is based on conversations with manufacturers – including energy-intensive firms at the sharp end of competitiveness concerns, multinationals making decisions about whether to invest in the UK, and smaller manufacturers concerned about rising energy costs. It analyses why our current approach to reaching our carbon targets is unsustainable, and puts forward an alternative direction of travel.
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Download our survey findings - Green and Growth: attitudes, ambitions and challenges
UK manufacturers are already making substantial environmental improvements and their investments in innovation and low-carbon technologies will help the UK and other countries reduce their environmental impact. Based on a survey of 76 senior manufacturing executives, EEF’s Green and Growth Survey provides a focused picture of UK manufacturers’ attitudes, ambitions and challenges when it comes to the green and growth agenda.
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Liberal Democrat Party Conference
Fabian Society and EEF – Carrot and Stick: Have We Got The Balance Right On Climate Change Policy?
Date: Monday 19th September 7:30-8:30am
Venue: The ICC, Hall 7b, 34 Boardroom
Chair: Ed Gill, Head of Public Affairs, Good Energy Group
Speakers: Duncan Hames MP, PPS Chris Huhne; Mark Littlewood, Director General, IEA; Maria McCaffery, CEO, RenewablesUK; Steve Radley, Director of Policy, EEF.
This event is held in the secure zone and requires a conference pass
Labour Party Conference
Fabian Society and EEF – A Green Future for Business: Is it time for a carbon tax?
Date: Monday 26th September 8:30-10am
Venue: Liverpool Town Hall
Chair: Andrew Harrop, General Secretary, Fabian Society
Speakers: Luciana Berger, Shadow Minister of State for Energy and Climate Change; Simon Bullock, Economy Campaigner, Friends of the Earth; Peter Madden, CEO Forum for the Future; Steve Radley, EEF.
Attendance at this event is by invitation only, but places are still available - for more information contact Rocky Lorusso, rlorusso@eef.org.uk
Conservative Party Conference
Enterprise Forum and EEF – Carrot and Stick: Have We Got The Balance Right On Climate Change Policy?
Date: Monday 3rd October, 12:30pm - 2:00pm
Venue: Meeting Room 2/3/4, Hilton Manchester Deansgate Hotel
Chair: Andrew Cumpsty, Chair of the Enterprise Forum
Speakers: Greg Barker MP, Minister of State for Climate Change; Steve Radley, Director of Policy, EEF; Dustin Benton, Senior Policy Advisor, Green Alliance.
This event is held Outside the secure zone and attendance is open to all - for more information contact Rocky Lorusso, rlorusso@eef.org.uk