This week, we have our sights fixed on the next Private Members Bill ballot in the UK, kick off the summer of savings in Denmark and find out how Deloitte in the Netherlands works to decrease their carbon footprint. 

• More than half of the Danish population use district heating systems and many could save up to £140 a year if they switched off properly over the summer. 10:10 Denmark and Copenhagen Energy have made it their mission this summer to help people do just that. Check out their short video explaining how to switch off, find more details on the official campaign website, follow them on Facebook or check out some of the recent media coverage the campaign has received.
• In the UK, the team had a grand total of 244 schools apply to take part in the Solar Schools project! We're still busy on the phones calling all applicants and finding out about all the incredible things schools are already doing all over the UK to cut their carbon. More news soon.
• Motion sensors, water-cooled office & more sustainability tricks from the Deloitte team in the Netherlands presented by 10:10er Chrisje, who met with Anneke Sipkens, Deloitte's Director of Sustainability & Climate Change Services. For more news from the Dutch 10:10ers, take a look at their latest mailout.
• 10:10 Denmark reports back from one of their recent company visits: Green living store Eco Ego shares their carbon cutting tricks and tempts the wallets with things as cool as bicycles made out of bamboo. For more news from the Danish team, check out their latest newsletter.
• In the UK, the annual Battle for the Bills has commenced: 20 MPs have now been drawn from the parliamentary version of a hat and will get to table a policy they’re passionate about (yes, we're talking about the Daylight Saving Bill). So, have you emailed your MP yet? If they’re not one of the lucky 20, they might be friends with someone who is!
• Last but not least, for those of you still keen to pick up some new Remade tips, check out our round up of 10:10's Remade month, a list of clubs and classes across the UK and events and further readings for those further afield.