energy efficiency
Nearly 223,000 homes in northern regions are estimated to miss out on the chance to install green measures, according to a new report
Responding to the announcement, EnergyUK said scrapping the scheme before it got off the ground will undermine trust
It will support researchers using computation-based models to tackle basic science challenges, advance clean energy technologies, improve energy efficiency and predict extreme weather and climate patterns
The funding will support the installation of green measures, including heat pumps, insulation and solar panels
The body said the government’s net zero target will hit a roadblock unless urgent action is taken to decarbonise homes across Britain
February saw 163,000 smart meter installations, according to a new report
The initiative delivered insulation measures to bring energy bills and carbon emissions down
Measures include ground and air source heat pumps, district heating networks and solar panels
The scheme is predicted to remove up to 4,050 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions a year
The trains are claimed to consume 20% less energy than existing models
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