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…
Net zero by 2045: how Scotland is addressing 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…
Decarbonisation in Northern Ireland: the potential of a one-stop shop
Free, independent and impartial advice and support for everyone should be an integral part of Northern Ireland’s energy landscape.
A brief history of the electric car
While many consider electric cars to be a relatively new invention, the first vehicles were produced and used in the early 19th…
Climate change targets in Northern Ireland: progressing towards net zero
Northern Ireland's extensive rural areas and renewable energy potential provide both challenges and opportunities to cut carbon emissions.
Why an ecargo bike isn’t just for businesses
We take a closer look at the benefits of ecargo bikes and consider why everyone – from businesses to individuals to families…
An introduction to the sustainable travel hierarchy
The sustainable travel hierarchy is a useful tool to help you think about improving the impact of your journeys. The higher up…
How green mortgages can encourage home energy efficiency improvements
We take a closer look at what makes a mortgage green and how they can make homes more energy efficient.