Renewables, green hydrogen and CCUS key to ‘Herculean’ task of hitting Paris Climate Agreement
Renewables, green hydrogen and carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) will be key to ‘Herculean’ task of keeping global warming within 2-degrees.
Articles tagged with: decarbonisation
Energy Innovation Agency created to support Greater Manchester's 2038 net zero
An Energy Innovation Agency is to be created by three Greater Manchester universities, local government and SSE Enterprise.
Independent energy consultant Stephen Cirell takes a look at the findings of the recent Citizens Assembly, and the lessons that can be learnt about public support for decarbonisation.
In July, energy supplier Good Energy launched the UK’s first ever heat pump tariff, raising a question about what will drive the adoption of the technology going forwards?
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Work begins on Welsh Power inertia site under National Grid ESO contract
Welsh Power is to provide National Grid ESO with inertia thanks to the installation of a synchronous condenser and flywheel at its site at Rassau, Wales.
COP26 could be 'a turning point' as Energy Transition Council unveiled
A COP26 Energy Transition Council has been launched to help “speed progress on the way to COP26”.
Labour call for ‘ambitious but achievable’ 2030 date for ICE ban
The Labour party has joined calls to bring the ban of the sale of new internal combustion engine (ICE) and hybrid vehicles forward to 2030.
Northern Powergrid calls for customer engagement to help transform grid
Northern Powergrid has launched the second stage of its Emerging Thinking project, looking to give a voice to customers about grid developments.
Jonathan Tudor joins Clean Growth Fund
Jonathan Tudor has joined the Clean Growth Fund as investment partner due to his “invaluable” experience.