Net Zero ‘will be driven by energy storage’
The latest energy storage breakthroughs, ranging from sodium-ion batteries that slash costs and improve safety to ultra-fast charging solutions that
The latest energy storage breakthroughs, ranging from sodium-ion batteries that slash costs and improve safety to ultra-fast charging solutions that
In the face of ongoing challenges such as the skills gap and an aging workforce, Arcus FM understands the need
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) launched the second edition of its Whole Life Carbon Assessment for the Built
Rye, Winchelsea & District Memorial Hospital has become the UK’s first community hospital to achieve carbon neutrality. The installation of
More than 50 CEOs have come together to join the World Economic Forum’s new Airports of Tomorrow initiative, ranging from
There are multiple, feasible and effective options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to human-caused climate change, and they
The Sustainable Energy Association (SEA) and Partners’ latest report details the benefits of a technology-agnostic approach to decarbonising buildings. The
The British Property Federation (BPF), in partnership with JLL, has released a report that identifies the key challenges the property sector
Scott MacIndeor is Head of Advanced Services at Water Plus, the UK’s largest water retailer which has won seven awards,
Delivering Net Zero Carbon in the Workplace, produced by University College London Consultants (UCLC) for the British Council for Offices
Unprecedented pressure on supply chains has led to food buyers in the UK’s biggest organisations reporting a 60% increase in
By Riham Wahba, Market Analyst at Vertis Environmental Finance The EU ETS, covering Europe’s carbon-intensive industries, establishes emission reduction targets
The United Kingdom is one of the few countries that managed to actually reduce its CO2 emissions in the last
2021 was an eventful year for anyone working in the sustainable energy sector, with the Government publishing a whole host
The UK Government has announced a £213 million investment to upgrade the UK’s scientific infrastructure, with Scottish facilities to benefit
