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Recently Haven Power surveyed over 1,250 business leaders about their attitudes to sustainability, where their priorities lie, and how they plan to embrace bold decision-making, post-pandemic.
A survey commissioned by Haven Power has found that corporate business leaders are more environmentally aware than before the coronavirus pandemic.
Our reader survey shows 73% believe net zero plans should be supported after coronavirus, with just a fifth fearing a set back to their ambitions
Around 63% also cannot distinguish the difference between off-peak and on-peak energy consumption
France, Italy and Spain are the markets with the highest number of consumers who think carbon labelling is a good idea, according to a global survey
That’s according to the latest BEIS Public Attitudes Tracker, which is now on its 31st wave of finding out what the UK public think about a variety of energy issues
Some of the concerns cited were the range of EVs, finding somewhere to charge and the time it would take to recharge
Ofgem has launched a review, following which the regulator expects the rule to be implemented from early 2020
A new report highlights a general lack of consumer awareness, with 45% of people still being unsure about which domestic appliances use the most power
According to a new poll, many US citizens believe this would be a good way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address climate change
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