Wales Climate Week: moving to a net zero Wales
Wales Climate Week brought COP Cymru to a close, with discussions around new announcements, existing commitments, and the future of Wales.
No one should have to choose between eating or heating
At Energy Saving Trust, we deliver programmes across the UK to help people struggling to pay their energy bills to help keep…
Helping those who need it most stay warm this winter
Every home should be warm and safe, but for over 4 million households in the UK, including June McNamara, the reality is…
We need to insulate ourselves against future price rises
The ongoing gas crisis has emphasised the need for the UK to decarbonise and reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.
Net Zero Wales: an analysis of the Welsh Government’s decarbonisation plan
The complex political settlement and the challenges it presents to decarbonisation in Wales are key themes running through the Net Zero Wales…
What did we learn at COP26?
Our experts went to the COP26 climate summit Glasgow to learn from others. Find out what they’re bringing back to their teams.
Top five climate commitments made at COP26
After two weeks of deliberations, today marks the end of the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow. Here are five key outcomes from…
How a swappable battery is improving accessibility to electric vehicles
On Wednesday 10 November, discussions at COP26 are expected to kickstart the mass market for zero emission vehicles.
Gender, race and climate: empowering minorities in the transition to net zero
While minorities, including women and girls, are disproportionately impacted by the climate emergency, they are also critical agents in climate action.
Enhancing access to renewable energy for women
Empowering women to work in the off-grid appliance sectors can help improve gender equality in energy access.