“Flawed modelling could lead to inaccurate energy ratings for homes”

Homes in the lowest energy bands G and F could be given poor energy efficiency ratings due to flawed modelling used to rate them, according to a new study

UK farming blamed for ‘more than a quarter of particle pollution in cities’

London, Birmingham and Leicester are hit by particle pollution created more from agriculture than other sources from the cities themselves, according to a new research

Sunak slammed for ‘going backward in tackling climate breakdown’

Professor Bill McGuire of University College London said the Prime Minister hasn’t a clue on climate

‘Net zero can be achieved without damaging the economy’

A new study from UCL says that net zero should not signal doom and gloom for economic growth

‘Fires, floods and the IPCC report ring the death of fossil fuels’

That’s according to Chris Rapley, Professor of Climate Science at the University College London who spoke to ELN about the implications of the IPCC report for governments around the world

Polluted air ’causes one-in-five deaths globally’

More than eight million people died in 2018 because of fossil fuel pollution, new study finds

Shale gas could increase global resources by 50%

Shale gas could increase global gas resources by around 50%. That’s according to a new report funded by the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC), which looked at the current availability of unconventional gas resources at a regional and global level. Researchers claim that although the US has seen an increase in the production of shale […]

Smart meter firm wins Company of the Year

Smart metering firm Bglobal has been named Company of the Year at the Rosenblatt New Energy Awards 2011, which recognises excellence in the renewable and clean-tech industries. The Lancashire-based company, which provides smart metering for energy suppliers and firms across the UK, has posted substantial increases in turnover and profits in the past financial year […]