
June’s energy advice roundup: homeworking emissions and government green promises
Our latest look at the government’s green manifesto pledges (and whether they’re being delivered), and how COVID-19 is shaping the low carbon shift.

Our latest look at the government’s green manifesto pledges (and whether they’re being delivered), and how COVID-19 is shaping the low carbon shift.

If your workforce doesn’t understand and engage with your sustainability plans, improving energy efficiency and sustainability is always going to be a losing battle, that’s why technology needs to be in harmony with your people activity.

Alone, renewable energy can’t meet all of our energy needs. Battery storage has the potential to change that.

As lockdown eases (for some of us), many are looking ahead at the UK’s road to recovery – and ‘build back better’ is the phrase of the moment. How do we seize this once-in-a-lifetime chance to rebuild our economy on greener lines?

It’s evident that we can change policy and lifestyles for a virus in just a few weeks. Yet, we have a 30 year goal for our country to take action on climate change.

For cities and the organisations that work within them, failing to set clear targets and take decisive, quantified action is simply not an option if they value their public perception.

Renewable energy is now firmly back on the corporate agenda – and this week we explore the 4 year highs, the drive in growth and changing priorites in the UK in our latest article, the UK’s renewable energy pipeline.

In case you missed them, the latest insights from the Energy Advice Hub in our April round-up from the growth of renewables to lockdown learning.

There is still significant doubt within the public sector as to what the definition of Net Zero and Carbon Neutral really are. In order to understand your end goal, it is essential that you fully understand the requirements and stages to achieve before you to start out on your journey, in order to control the financial impact on your bottom line.

In the world of global trading, last week made history: for the first time ever, US oil prices dropped below zero and went into negative figures. Oil producers were literally paying buyers to take the oil off their hands. We all know that the COVID-19 virus has had a devastating impact on the world economy, but how exactly did we get to this point?