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…
How much do you know about electric vehicles?
Electric vehicles will have an important part to play in reducing emissions from transport and helping the UK reach its net zero…
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…
Cycle to Work Day: five reasons you should commute by bike
This week we’re celebrating Cycle to Work Day on Thursday 5 August – a chance to take part in the UK’s biggest…
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.
How is Glasgow preparing to host COP26?
In November, Glasgow will host COP26, a global climate event that could be the world’s last chance to get climate change under…
Innovating to engineer a positive change
From on-street electric vehicle charging to off-grid power access, innovative projects help us support consumers and communities.
Green recovery after a time of challenge
Covid-19 presented challenges, but also generated creative opportunities and fresh possibilities for a greener recovery.