Britain
The grid’s carbon intensity so far in 2021 is already higher than in 2020, marking the first year-on-year increase of this kind since 2012
A new study by National Grid has linked the British public’s pessimism towards a greener future to the lack of knowledge about the positive steps that have been taken to protect the environment
Latest Drax Electric Insights Report shows drastic power consumption change in the first quarter of 2020
A total of around 150,000m3 of LNG was loaded from Sabine Pass Liquefaction Terminal in the Gulf of Mexico and transported on the Gaslog Savannah LNG carrier
Coal accounted for only 0.6% of electricity production during the second quarter of 2019
A new study of 30,000 people in 28 countries and regions found most people accepted climate change is happening and humanity is at least partially responsible
The government is proposing to introduce a personal target for water use
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders says efforts to sell green cars have been undermined by ‘confusing policies’ and the ‘premature’ removal of incentives
As coal plants take up to six hours to warm up and become available on the system, the new record will be set at 3.12pm today
The last coal generator came off the system at 1:24pm on 1st May, which means the UK reaches 168 hours without coal at 1.24pm today
The Big Zero report
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