A quick guide to Scotland’s low emission zones
The Scottish Government has committed to introducing low emission zones in Scotland’s four largest cities to address the higher levels of pollution.
Read moreA quick guide to England’s clean air zones
Cities across England are introducing clean air zones (CAZs) in a bid to reduce pollution and improve the quality of life for…
Five innovative products made from recycled materials
To celebrate all things recycling during Recycle Week 2021, we've tracked down five innovative products made from materials you might not expect.
Everything you need to know about electric bikes
Cycling is an efficient and healthiest forms of transport for shorter journeys, but if you want a bit of a boost, why…
What is district heating? A low carbon solution for the UK’s homes
District heating offers the promise of a simple solution for the supply of low carbon heat to homes, businesses and buildings.
Why walking to school is the path to net zero
Our guest blog from Living Streets explains how switching our short car journeys to cleaner modes of transport is vital to achieve…
Powered by sunshine: why electric vehicles and solar panels are a perfect match
We spoke to head of services delivery Matt Fraser to find out why solar panels and electric vehicles are the future of…
Engaging customers through the digital landscape
Over the past year, nearly 3 million people have come to our site for advice, tips, support and information on saving energy…
Reduce, repair, recycle: how to stem the rising tide of e-waste
The electronics industry thrives on the thrill of the new. But electronic waste from throwaway gadgets is a huge international issue.
Net zero by 2045: how Scotland is tackling the climate emergency
With the eyes of the world on Glasgow between now and November, we decided to find out how Scotland is tackling climate…
How reducing food waste can help the environment
Home economics is making a comeback. Behaving in a more sustainable way around food can help your budget as well as the…