Big businesses around the world are exploiting our shared natural resources for their own profit at the detriment to local communities and wildlife. An Ecocide law would protect nature and hold corporations accountable for the destruction they cause.
With just 11 years remaining to address climate change before its too late, politicians and economists are calling for a Green New Deal to radically decarbonise our societies. The costs are high – but the cost of inaction is higher.
A Runaway Success Story The feed in tariff was first introduced in April 2010 as a financial incentive to encourage property owners across the UK to install renewable energy technology on their homes and businesses. Eligible systems receive a payment for the clean energy they generate that ‘feeds in’ to Read more…
The following speech was delivered by BHESCo CEO Kayla Ente as part of a Game Changers Women’s Leadership Summit at the Houses of Parliament on 23rd November 2018. Spending time in nature can be restorative and can often bring peace. Something perhaps we could use a bit more of. Nature Read more…
Background Once an architect’s headquarters, Home Werks is a shared office space in Hove that is occupied by an array of small businesses. The property is part of the Werks Group collection of creative working spaces in Brighton and Hove, and will be the seventh community energy project that BHESCo Read more…