New grant to help develop world’s first hydrogen flight
UK-based green hydrogen energy services company has secured funding to develop infrastructure for the world’s first hydrogen flight. The grant
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Wind power set to dominate market by 2030
Wind power set to dominate the global electricity sector in the coming decade, according to a new report published by
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Demand for green hydrogen set to increase by 57%
Global green hydrogen production set to reach 5.7 million tonnes by 2030, according to consultancy firm Frost & Sullivan. Green
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Merton council have spent the most on solar energy in past five years
The London Borough of Merton has invested the highest proportion of council budget into solar energy since 2015, according to
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Why a green electricity grid depends on weather forecasts improving
Hannah Bloomfield, a postdoctoral research assistant at the University of Reading explains why a green electricity grid depends on our
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£2m competition to help water industry reach net-zero
The £2m Innovation in Water Challenge (IWC) competition has opened for entries in a bid to help tackle the biggest
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Electric Nation Vehicle to Grid project secures new partner
Electric Nation to partner with Igloo Energy on their Vehicle to Grid (V2G) project. V2G technology allows electric vehicle (EV)
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Fossil fuel demand set to peak in 2027, report says
Covid-19, electrification and the increase in hydrocarbon will cause fossil fuel demand to peak in 2027, according to a new
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PM must replicate the push for a vaccine in the search for climate solutions
Leading experts urge the Prime Minister to replicate the push for a Covid vaccine in the search for climate solutions.
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Positive ‘tipping points’ offer hope for climate crisis
Positive ‘tipping points’ could spark changes that accelerate positive action on climate change, according to researchers at the University of
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Government gives new coal mine the go ahead
Secretary of State Robert Jenrick has given the go-ahead to a controversial new coal mine in Cumbria. The mine, which
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Grey, Green, Pink and Blue: We can sing a hydrogen rainbow too
Gavin Watson, Victoria Judd and Jared Franicevic, partner and counsels at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP write for Environment Journal about
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New project to help ‘Red Wall’ achieve net zero launches
A cross-party commission has been launched today (5 January) to understand the challenges of helping less-prosperous regions to achieve net
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‘Pay as you go’ car use could save thousands of tonnes of CO2
Increasing the number of people who use car clubs could reduce carbon emissions by 87,000 tonnes per year, according to
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Businesses expect that sustainability will lead to a growth in sales
Three quarters (78%) of UK companies expect a greater focus on sustainability to result in a growth of sales over
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Paris Agreement: five years on, it’s time to fix carbon trading
With the election of Joe Biden, the US is set to rejoin the Paris Agreement. The country’s commitment, made in 2015,
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Excellence in Place Leadership Programme – tackling the climate crisis at a local level
Kathryn Haworth, head of highways at Gloucestershire County Council, shares her thoughts on the role of local authorities in tackling
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Wales now has credible plan to reach net-zero, says CCC
The Climate Change Committee (CCC) has published a progress report for Wales, confirming for the first time that Wales now
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Construction industry accounts for 38% of CO2 emissions
Emissions from the construction industry reached the highest ever level in 2019, according to a new report published by the
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Thames Estuary invests in new hydrogen infrastructure
The Thames Estuary invests in new hydrogen infrastructure to help the UK achieve net-zero by 2050. The Thames Estuary presents
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