Tom Roche, Business Sprinkler Alliance Secretary, argues the environmental benefits of active fire protection far outweigh any damage from emissions systems are traditionally associated with.
Iwona Hovenko, Senior Real Estate Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, comments on the finding of BI's latest Housing Pulse report that UK housing activity may climb as chunky declines in mortgage rates follow the first Bank of England policy cut.
Paul Winnett, operations director for Xylem UK, explains why retrofitting outdated heating, cooling and water systems frequently achieves significant energy cost savings.
Jason Koffler, CEO of Critical Power Supplies, comments on plans announced yesterday by UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Claire Coutinho, for new power stations,
Lucy Dixon, sustainability lead for Veriforce CHAS, considers the impact of new Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements for developers of smaller sites in England.
Jodie Eaton, CEO of Shell Energy UK, explores the potential of smart technologies and artificial intelligence for businesses navigating the complex landscape of renewables, storage and onsite generation to achieve their decarbonisation goals.
Chiara Ponzellini. Software Commercial Product Manager at Emerson, explains how technology is addressing the challenge of retrofitting large public buildings and cultural spaces for improved operation and security.
Mattias Feldthusen, Director of Process & Product Development for Sulzer's Nordic Water business, explains the likely impact on wastewater treatment plant of new EU proposals to tackle pharmaceutical pollution.
Gavin Graveson, Veolia's Senior Executive Vice President for Northern Europe, comments on an announcement the Government of the United Kingdom will ban disposable vapes to protect children's health.
David Hannah, Group Chairman of Cornerstone Tax, explains why the UK's Buy-to-Let mortgage market isn't working for tenants or landlords. According to the latest data from Cornerstone Tax, 15 per cent of landlords are considering selling up due to rising costs associated wit
Following publication of its 2024 Credit Outlook: Real Estate report, S&P Global Ratings' credit analyst, Ana Lai CFA comments on the the U.S. real estate sector where ratings remain under pressure as 'higher-for-longer' interest rates and a restrictive bank lending environment impair
Simon Martindill, Head of Marketing for G4S Secure Solutions (UK), explains the benefits of recruiting more women into security and measures the company is taking to redress gender imbalance.
Harnessing the IoT and connected sensory devices facilitates monitoring of water systems for the Legionella pneumophila bacteria according to Gareth Mitchell, UK key account manager at Heliot and Cistermiser managing director, Richard Braid.
Dr Tracey Jones, Global Director of Food Business at Compassion in World Farming, appeals to policymakers attending COP28 to address the impact of overconsumption on agriculture, biodiversity and the environment.
Following the Chancellor's Autumn Statement, Westfield Health CEO Dave Capper, says the government is failing to support employees' health and wellbeing in the workplace.
Despite some positive reaction to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Autumn Statement, the consensus view of business leaders contacted by FM Magazine points to t
Ahead of the UK Chancellor's budget tomorrow, Paul Burnett, managing director of Johnson Controls business Asset+, shares his thoughts on what he'd like to see come out of the announcements.
Richard Hulland, Chief Risk and Assurance Officer for Veolia UK, comments on the recent update to UK law making possession of nitrous oxide with intent to inhale illegal by classifying it as a Class C drug.
