Countries representing 70 per cent of the world economy and 65 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions have now committed to net zero. The world remains way off target…
By Sandra Lee, Social Impact Lead, University of Leicester > Net Zero, carbon neutral, carbon positive – each organisation and product seems to be claiming something different to convince you…
By Grant Shapps, Transport Secretary > A comprehensive strategy to end transport’s contribution to climate change within 3 decades. Transport decarbonisation is a dull way of describing something much more…
William discusses UKRI’s Industrial Decarbonisation programme’s commitment to supporting industries decarbonise and the role of industrial clusters to pave the path to net zero. As net zero looms large on…
By Hugh Falkner of UK Research and Innovation > > Our foundation industries produce materials such as metals, glass, paper, cement, ceramics and chemicals. Often taken for granted, they provide…
The term biodiversity is derived from ‘biological diversity’ and refers to the variety of all life from plants and animals to germs and fungi. It also encompasses the ecosystems that…
Steve Keeton, Director of External Affairs and Future Portfolio, Vaillant > With heat pumps set to play a central role in decarbonising heat in new homes as set out in…
By Robert Groves, CEO, SmartestEnergy > With COP26 on the horizon, the UK Government has set ambitious net-zero targets for 2035. Chief Executive Officer, Robert Groves, shares his thoughts on the…
Wade Allison, Emeritus Professor of Physics and Fellow of Keble College, Oxford > As the world discusses sources of energy it is spooked by an eighty-year-old fear of ionising radiation…
By Adam Clarke, Senior Manager PPA and Sustainability Solutions, EDF | Putting Net Zero at the heart of business decisions is no longer a choice. It’s a necessity. It’s what…
