Reflecting on the EADT Business Awards
Pager Power entered the East Anglian Daily Times (EADT) Business Awards competition back in January this year, and we were successful in reaching the finals in both the Growth Business and Employer of the Year categories. Whilst unsuccessful on the night, the team in attendance had a great evening, and…
Trellis Overshadows Garden, City Worker Concerns
One Undershaft, or the Trellis as it is less formally known, forms a part the most recent tranche of proposed building developments in the City of London. At a height of 309.6 metres (1016 feet), the same height as the Shard , it seeks to challenge the Shard’s dominance of…
The World’s Largest Flywheel
The world’s largest flywheel is installed at the site of a re-purposed coal power plant, in County Glare, Ireland. But why go to all the trouble? The flywheel is a solution to the somewhat lesser-known issue countries with high and growing wind power resources are facing; grid stability. A country’s…
UEFA Euro 2024 – The Most Sustainable Finals Ever?
The UEFA Euro 2024 tournament saw Spain crowned the winners for a record-breaking fourth time. The tournament also aimed to deliver the highest sustainability standards. Figure 1: Football supporters. The ESG Strategy UEFA first presented the Event Social Responsibility (ESR) in 2021, as part of bidding proposals for host nations.…
New UK Government. New Energy Policy
As the UK woke on the 5th of July to the news of a Labour landslide and new Government, thoughts across the country must have turned to what this would mean for the future. This is especially true for the renewable energy industry, as this was one of the key…
The Green Spine
Dubai has revealed plans to produce ‘the world’s greenest highway’. The ‘Dubai Green Spine’ will transform Sheikh Mohammad Bin Zayed Road into a sustainable corridor, 64km in length. Figure 1: Palm trees beside paved road. URB, a Dubai-based urban planning and development firm, recently unveiled the ambitious project to…
Competing for a Sustainable Olympics
The Paris 2024 Summer Olympics and Paralympics organisers pledge that the competition will set a higher standard for sustainability. The organisers are conscious of the vast extent of their sustainability targets, given the 800 Olympic sporting events, 15,000 athletes, 45,000 volunteers, and 13 million meals supplied . They call these…
The Pathway to Becoming a Pilot: Part 1
Becoming a pilot is an exciting and rewarding journey that involves a series of training and a commitment to continuous learning. Whether your goal is to fly commercially, for recreation, or roles such as aerial firefighting or medical transport, the path to the cockpit requires dedication, discipline, and passion for…
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