Environmental Interviews
Environmental Interviews and features for businesses who want to learn more about moving to a low carbon economy. Read the latest interviews and environmental opinions on GreenWise Business
David Martell, executive chairman of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure company Chargemaster, talks to Louise Bateman about the road ahead for the EV market.
Louise Bateman talks to David Caro, chair of the Federation of Small Business Environment & Energy Committee, about getting SMEs on a greener footing.
Louise Bateman talks to Jane Ashton, head of sustainability at First Choice and Thomson, about the tour operators’ latest campaign to get their customers to take greener holidays.
Alex Smith, founder of Alara Wholefoods, talks to Louise Bateman about getting people to buy organic again.
Peter Fouquet, president of the Bosch Group’s UK business, talks to Louise Bateman about how the company’s focus on environmental innovations has helped steer it through the worst of the recession.
TerraCycle is on a mission to get rid of waste in business. Chris Baker, UK general manager of the company, talks to Louise Bateman about the company's unique method of 'upcycling'.
Emily Young, general manager of environmental communications, Sony Europe, tells Louise Bateman how Sony UK is to play its part in Sony Corporation's new global 'Road To Zero' environmental plan.
Louise Bateman asks Joan Ruddock, Minister for Energy and Climate Change, about Government plans to incentivise businesses to reduce their energy usage and cut their carbon emissions and whether growth opportunities really exist in a low carbon economy.
Sharp Solar general manager Andrew Lee talks to Louise Bateman about the future of solar in the UK and explains why the UK could become a global leader in solar PV uptake and renewable energy adoption.
Helene Roberts, head of Packaging, Food Divison, at M&S, talks to Louise Bateman about how some unique public private partnerships are enabling it to extend the retailer's 'closed loop' recycling.
Louise Bateman talks to Steve Armitage, director at energy supplier SmartestEnergy, about becoming the largest trader of the independently generated electricity in the UK and why renewables is playing such a big part in the company's growth.
Founded in 1996, Ecotricity was the world’s first green electricity company and has just announced it will be the first UK company offering biogas to consumers. Company founder, Dale Vince, talks to GreenWise about green gas and building wind turbines.
It is regarded as one of the world’s hottest clean technology companies and has just secured some fresh funding for its unique 'dynamic demand' technology, which balances demand and supply in the electricity grid system efficiently. Now London-based RLtec is embarking on Europe’s biggest smart grid technology trial using household appliances. Louise Bateman talks to company ceo Andrew Howe.
GreenWise talks to Dr Bevis Watts, head of Business Banking at Triodos, which this year has been named the FT Sustainable Bank of the Year and seen record lending.
Juliet Davenport, chief executive officer of Good Energy, talks to GreenWise about getting the UK onto a renewable energy footing.