‘Millions of UK homes still struggle amid energy price crisis’

Despite interventions, millions of UK households continue to grapple with the ongoing energy price crisis, exacerbating financial hardships, according to a new report

EDF launches trials on cash-saving tariffs

The energy supplier has invited more than 2,000 customers to test new tariffs and energy solutions, aiming to reduce costs

UK steelmakers: ‘Green hydrogen could save 3,500 tonnes of carbon annually’

A study reveals Sheffield’s steel industry can slash its carbon dioxide emissions by 40% by transitioning from natural gas to locally produced green hydrogen

Experts call for ban on artificial grass in home gardens

Sheffield scientists are calling for a ban on artificial grass and incentives for homeowners to garden sustainably to tackle climate change and promote healthier urban landscapes

Wind power gets major boost from uni-industry collaboration

A new research is believed to boost wind turbines to create more renewable power

Three firms awarded £1.3m for nuclear decommissioning and defence telexistence tech

Telexistence technology has the potential to give those working in hazardous environments the capability to undertake tasks without physically being present

Do Nord Stream gas leaks come at ‘devastating’ cost to environment?

The gas released from these leaks will add to global warming while marine life could be suffocated, professors have told ELN

Next stop: trains on the move to capture and store CO2!

ELN learned more about a train carriage carbon capture system which is promised to revolutionise rail transport

Carbon capture on UK high-speed rail!

Sheffield University engineers and a US startup have developed a train carriage system that could capture carbon whilst a train is in motion

University of Sheffield on an active contract with Gazprom

A university representative told ELN the University of Sheffield plans not to renew the contract