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FT launches environmental awards

2nd April 2007

FT launches environmental awards The FT have launched their inaugural environmental awards; they’ll be presented on the 19th September in London, and are open to companies large and small.

There are two broad categories — ‘The Greatest Improvement in Carbon Efficiency Achieved by a Large Enterprise’ and ‘The Greatest Improvement in Carbon Efficiency Achieved by a Small/Medium Enterprise’, each awarded in three regions, EMEA, Asia/Pacific and the Americas.

The deadline for nominations is the 19th May, and you can enter your organisation online.

Keywords

London, efficiency, FT, emissions reduction, news, environment, climate change

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