Sustainability
From plastic bags to power bills: Monaco businesses mark a decade of greener trade
A 20-cent charge here, an ingredient swap there: ten years on, Monaco’s Commerce Engagé label has all but banished the plastic bag from member shops — and even trimmed restaurants’ energy bills.
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Monaco jeweller helps shed light on importance of coral
Monaco jeweller Alberto Vitale put coral front and centre at the Yacht Club of Monaco recently, inviting the Scientific Centre of Monaco to explain the important role that coral plays in our eco...
Winners of Grand Medal Albert I awarded
The Grand Medal Albert I has been awarded to Ban Ki Moon during a special ceremony at the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco. He was one of three recipients to receive the coveted award, which recognises...
Café de Paris commits to using sustainable seafood
The Café de Paris Monte Carlo has become the latest restaurant in Monaco to join the Mr. Goodfish program and commit to the sustainable consumption of seafood. It means that, over the course of just...
Solutions outlined in new climate report
The Because the Ocean (BTO) initiative has released a new report, with the support of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, offering actionable solutions to mitigate the impact of climate change...
Get involved in waste reduction week
Ever wondered how you can join a growing global movement and produce zero waste in your home? Well, head to Stars n’ Bars in November as the planet-conscious restaurant hosts an action-packed day...
SBM Offshore debuts Wave Energy Converter
SBM Offshore introduced a new state of the art system that uses the energy from waves to produce electric power at a demonstration yesterday afternoon. The Wave Energy Converter S3 uses...
