Johnson Controls enhances efficiency and sustainability of eight Paris Olympic venues
As the Paris Olympics 2024 is about to get underway, millions of fans will travel to the French capital city to attend one of...
New maintenance free compressed air filter does the job of three conventional filters
ERIKS UK & Ireland has launched compressed air filtration technology, Expel, the filter continually removes 99.9999% of water, oil emulsion fluids and solid particulates...
Schools “need £5.4 Billion” for solar PV & LEDs, if Net Zero is to...
Photo credit: to National Grid/ Solar for Schools
Britain’s 29,000 schools need up to £5.4 billion invested in lighting upgrades and on-roof solar power generation,...
GridBeyond’s latest white paper looks at risk and return for battery storage
Battery storage investors are witnessing a shifting landscape in the sector, navigating the complexities of tolls, floors, and merchant models. As the energy storage...
Net Zero projects secure £7.6 million to speed emissions cuts
Three collaborative R&D projects have been awarded funding from innovation agency Innovate UK to transform how Britain’s buildings are heated.
The body’s Net Zero Heat...
National Gas Metering pioneers hydrogen powered commercial kitchen
National Gas Metering achieved a major milestone in its hydrogen strategy with the commissioning of a commercial catering kitchen with appliances that will use...
Decarbonising social homes: NW & W Midlands lead, South East & West woeful
New government statistics show that delivery of projects to strip out carbon from public housing under the government’s Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) remains...
CHP delivers cost savings, energy security & reduces environmental impact for Tewkesbury Park...
At the height of the energy crisis, Tewkesbury Park, a privately-owned hotel, health club and golf resort in Gloucestershire, found its combined energy bills...
CCUS innovator Seabound plots course to de-carbing world’s freighters
London-based carbon capture start-up Seabound is celebrating proof of its contribution to stripping carbon emissions from commercial shipping.
Container shipping is estimated to account for...
Only 3 in 10 Brits know how to make our homes Net Zero-ready, Lloyds...
New research published by Lloyds Banking Group during Energy Saving Week has revealed the lack of confidence and skills gaps Brits face when attempting...
London’s Khan goes halves with private finance, seeks £100 million of EDGE decarb projects
The capital’s mayor Sadiq Khan has announced a new £100 million fund to accelerate London-wide decarbonisation ventures, in partnership with leading green investor Sustainable...
‘More Brits worry this winter about energy bills’, as EdF pours £103 million more...
Research conducted by energy supplier EdF concludes that Brits are even more anxious about paying energy gas bills this winter than last.
Among 2,000 homes...
Government allocates public buildings £230 million for PSDS round 3c
The government is making a pot of £230 million immediately available to UK public authorities for heat decarbonisation and better energy efficiency in schools,...
Hub, hub, hooray! Government offers SMEs tips to cut bills & carbon
The government launches today a service to help Britain’s 5.5 million SMEs save on their energy bills while reducing their carbon emissions.
The UK Business...
Food & beverage makers sign up for government efficiency incentives
Leading drinks & food brands Heineken, Tate & Lyle and Kellogg’s are among recipients dividing a £24.3 million pot of government grants designed to...
Avoid complexity in your new gas connection
In gas connection and metering, even relatively simple projects involve a variety of skills and processes, requiring a range of expertise and resources. For...
Target £10 billion to insulate England’s 1 million coldest rentals, big cities tell Sunak
The government must commit £10 billion now to bring the nation’s million worst insulated private rented homes to energy efficiency performance level “C” by...
Lagging, & poorly: Only one in four commercial landlords act fast enough for Net...
Owners of Britain’s public and commercial buildings are taking too little action towards achieving the government’s Net Zero goals in non-domestic buildings, a new...
Industrial heat pumpers Futraheat raise glass to £1.5 million, eye up brewery trial
London-based industrial clean heat start-up Futraheat has closed a £1.5 million investment round led by green investors Clean Growth Fund. A brewery trial of...