Matt Steele has joined National Gas as the company’s first Chief Operating Officer, bringing extensive experience in energy, rail and infrastructure sectors

SSE Energy Solutions is exploring the possibility of providing low carbon sustainable heat to the University of Warwick through a shallow geothermal ground source

West Midlands Mayor Andy Street visited entrepreneurs at NatWest’s Clean Transport Accelerator, hosted by the University of Warwick

A programme led by The University of Warwick has helped more than 50 SMEs in the West Midlands reduce their energy consumption by 32%

John Kerry has said the world is not moving fast enough on climate action

ELN spoke to Michael Bradshaw Professor of Global Energy on what the Russian invasion means for international markets

A £50 million energy research centre has officially been opened at the University of Warwick. The Energy Innovation Centre, located at the university’s bigger research facility WMG, is claimed to be the largest of its kind in Europe. Funded by government and industry, it aims to support the growth of hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs) with […]

The University of Warwick has committed to not invest in fossil fuels. The Council will revise its ‘Socially Responsible Investment Policy’ in order to achieve the commitment. The decision comes after a meeting with students who encouraged the university to not invest in coal. Sir George Cox, the Chair of the University Council said: “Warwick’s students […]

The University of Warwick has been chosen as the hub that will help create green engines for the UK’s automotive industry. It will host the £1 billion Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC), which aims to provide resources and facilities to develop low carbon propulsion systems and supply chains for 10 years. The APC also expects to […]

A “historic” gas supply deal between Russia and China solves both their problems say academics. Speaking to journalists after the signing yesterday, Russian President Vladimir Putin described the deal as “satisfying” for all sides. Professor Mark Harrison at the University of Warwick’s Department of Economics agreed there were benefits for both sides. He said: “For […]