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Follow the links below to find out about some great companies who have put the environment at the core of what they do and have designed and produced products than can help us all make a difference.

Very PC

VeryPC is an international and award winning IT firm established in 2004. It has grown to become one of the UK’s leading IT manufacturers.

Their aim is to supply IT consumers with the highest quality services and hardware.

With over three years experience in energy efficient PCs, servers and complete IT infrastructures, they are working hard to reduce both their carbon footprint and that of their customers.

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Good Energy

The only 100% renewable electricity supplier. Good Energy provides simple solutions to people and businesses that want to reduce their impact on climate change by reducing their carbon dioxide emissions.

All the electricity they supply comes from wind, small scale hydro and solar power generators from all over Britain. They are either small or medium sized sites and many of them are the result of diversification from areas such as farming and other family businesses. Good Energy’s Home
Generation scheme supports the smaller generator and home owner.

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Trolley Dolly

Trolley-Dolly is a patented world first solution to getting a realistic-sized supermarket shop back home without using a single plastic bag! Packed inside the handy outer bag are 14 strength-tested, light weight, washable rip-stop nylon bags and 10 sealable fruit and vegetable sacks. The interior nylon bags will take the equivalent of 30 tin cans or 20 bottles of wine per bag in weight, and have a litre capacity that will fit over £300 worth of standard household shopping in one trip! The interior bags are colour coded to help you pack easily.

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MG Electrical Ltd

MG Electrical Ltd is part of the MG Electrical Group. Their companies are all involved in the development, production and distribution of energy saving products, including a range of Lamps, Fluorescent Electronic and Power Supply Adaptors.

They are dedicated to the design and development of energy saving products, mostly in the lighting sector.

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The Resource Efficiency Knowledge Transfer Network

The Resource Efficiency Knowledge Transfer Network is a free service funded by the Government’s Technology Strategy Board, Regional Development Agencies, Devolved Administrations & Research Councils. It aims to help UK companies reduce their waste by promoting:

Better use of materials and energy
Use of industrial wastes as a source of chemicals, fuels and other valuable materials
Recovery and processing of waste from one site, for use as a resource elsewhere.

It operates via an on-line information portal, and through the support of a dedicated team of Knowledge Transfer Managers, supplemented by regionally located Technology Managers supporting NISP, the National Industrial Symbiosis Programme.

The programme is managed by C-Tech Innovation, which provides innovation services to companies, universities, and government bodies.

Visit The Resource Efficiency Knowledge Transfer Network