Nine alternatives to plastic that are better for the environment
To mark the phase out of single-use plastic, we’ve rounded up our nine favourite alternatives to plastic that are better for the…
What is a windfall tax and what does it mean for energy bills?
What is a windfall tax is and how is it going to help households cope with rising energy bills? Read our blog…
What is eco-anxiety and how can you cope with it?
For this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re looking at eco-anxiety, who it affects and what you can do if you’re experiencing…
Heat pumps for flats, terraced houses and other property types
Heat pumps are suitable for all types of home. That includes flats, terraced houses, park homes and more. Here's what you need…
What is a science-based sustainability target?
A science-based target can help your company commit to long-term emission reductions. A target is considered science-based if it is in line…
Earth Hour 2024: how to get involved
On 23 March the world will go dark for an hour to draw attention to the climate emergency. Here’s how you can…
St Patrick’s Day: a time for reflection in Northern Ireland
This St Patrick's Day we're reflecting on our activities over the last year and analysing the energy landscape in Northern Ireland.
Tips to help you avoid food waste and reduce carbon emissions
We waste an estimated 1.3 billion tonnes of food every year - around one third of all food produced for human consumption.
What type of renewable energy is right for me?
While there’s a lot to consider before installing a renewable system, having one at home could help reduce your energy bills and…
Do the little things: celebrating St David’s Day
On St David’s Day, we look at the different ways Wales is moving to net zero - from recycling measures to energy…