Northern Powergrid looks to foster community energy growth with new strategy
Northern Powergrid has released its Community Energy Engagement Strategy in an effort to foster growth in the sector.
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Flexibility for Great Britain project set to drive down net zero transitions costs
The Carbon Trust, along with Imperial College London and a cross-sector consortium have launched a new project looking at how a flexible energy system could help the UK reach net zero.
UK-led low carbon heating project gets £5 million funding from EU
A project to develop a green domestic heating solution, led by the University of Exeter, has received £5 million (€5.7 million) of funding from the EU’s INTERREG 2 Seas programme.
CCC calls for a coronavirus recovery plan that supports net zero
The Committee on Climate Change (CCC) has called for low carbon and climate-resilient infrastructure to be at the heart of the government’s approach to rebuilding the UK after COVID-19.
Total becomes latest O&G major to target net zero with low carbon electricity focus
Total has become the latest oil and gas (O&G) major to set its sights on becoming net zero by 2050.
McKinsey: Renewables are ‘pivotal piece of the 1.5-degree puzzle’ but CCS needed
International consultancy McKinsey has said that renewable energy is a pivotal part of meeting the 1.5 degree climate limitations, but drastic change is needed to expand in time.
Current± spoke to Energeo's CEO, Ian Dee, about enabling remote surveying through geospatial big data, open data and operating as a digital business.
Global power demand to fall 5% but renewables to avoid ‘historic shock’
Global electricity demand is on track to drop 5% over 2020, eight times the reduction seen in 2009 as a result of the financial crisis.
Independent consultant and commentator on the green agenda, Stephen Cirell discusses the benefits pursuing energy efficiency could have for the UK's economic recovery.