How improving our buildings can help us reach net zero
Direct emissions from buildings accounted for 17% of the UK’s total greenhouse gas emissions in 2019.
Washing machines, fridges and net zero: what’s the connection?
By making small changes to how we use our home appliances, we can limit the amount of carbon dioxide added to the…
Making home energy improvements with net zero in mind
To reach net zero, we will need to improve the energy efficiency of our homes and upgrade our heating systems to low…
Net zero, carbon emissions and homes: what’s the connection?
Making changes to your behaviour at home – as well as making improvements to your home itself – can all help to…
Choosing a green website hosting service
We chose a website hosting provider that uses 100% green-sourced power for our brand new website, which launched to the public in…
Top tips to reduce your carbon emissions
We can reduce our carbon emissions by improving our homes, choosing low carbon travel options and making small behaviour changes.
Buying an energy efficient home
When buying a home, there’s a lot to think about – but that should be no excuse for ignoring energy efficiency.
World Health Day: innovative technologies using clean energy to improve health
We look at two organisations who received funding for projects that support the overall wellbeing of individuals, health and care workers.
How to switch supplier and reduce your energy bills
Many people, particularly those who are on their supplier’s standard variable tariffs could be paying too much for their energy – and…
How can energy access programmes increase accessibility for disabled people?
A new report explores how programmes, manufacturers and distributors of appliances in developing countries can address the needs of people with disabilities.