In order to facilitate the energy transition, multiple solutions will need to act in tandem. Michael Nelson investigates the role that carbon offsetting has to play, and whether concerns …
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the direct CO2 intensity of cement producton increased 1.8 per cent per year between 2015 and 2020. In contrast, three per cent annual …
Natural gas has been hailed by many as the future, or at least it was supposed to be the bridge to transition to a net-zero future. However, as Mark Venables reports, the fossil fuel still …
The international shipping has set itself lofty goals in the push towards carbon-neutrality, wanting to get there by the middle of the century at the latest. Stuart Richardson asks whether …
A combination between intelligent data capture and data insights allows businesses to make quicker business decisions that they can execute on, meaning digital solutions can pave the way to …
With COP26 taking place, highlighting our need to work together to enact lasting change and prevent a global climate catastrophe, Michael Nelson spoke to Faustine Delasalle, director of the …
The 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) begins this Sunday (31/10) in Glasgow. This year’s COP is being lauded as the most important since 2015’s Paris summit, which saw …
Concerns that recent global events would curb the UK retail and manufacturing industries’ appetites for green energy initiatives are proving to be unfounded. However, with the future still …
Despite being at an early stage of development, direct air capture for carbon dioxide holds huge potential to decarbonise our atmosphere. Michael Nelson discovers the potential impact of …
While the economics of green power purchases vary greatly depending on the renewable technology involved, location, incentives, and the size of the purchase, it could provide a pathway to …