What is net zero and how can we get there?
The term ‘net zero’ is starting to crop up in the news on an almost daily basis. But what does net zero…
Countdown to COP26: ambition needed to meet pace and scale of net zero transition
In less than two weeks, the UK will host COP26, bringing together almost every country in the world to address issues related…
How our programmes are helping everyone address the climate emergency
For National Inclusion Week, we’ve gathered highlights from the programmes we deliver that are working to support those who are often the…
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.
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 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.
How to engage customers with sustainability and why it’s good for business
When it comes to energy efficiency, many customers still aren’t aware of all their options, so providing great advice can be the…
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.