The Road to Aviation Sustainability
In 2022, the International Energy Agency (IEA) identified the aviation sector as accounting for 2% of global carbon dioxide emissions, despite a significant fall from pre-pandemic aviation activity. In order to achieve global climate targets set in recent years, a large reduction in climate emissions will be required over…
Australia Focus, Part 2: What Does Australian Policy Say About Glint and Glare?
Understanding local planning policy and processes is paramount when conducting impact assessments to support planning applications. As part of our day-to-day, we need to be knowledgeable in this area to ensure our reports are fit for purpose. We also need to be technically proficient so that we can adapt our…
New ICAO OLS Series – The Approach Surface
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has proposed new obstacle limitation surfaces (OLS) which are expected to be brought into force from November 2028. Following our March article, in which we explored in greater depth the Take-Off Climb Surface (TOCS), we now examine the new Approach Surface (APPS). Figure 1:…
Ricky Tso Joins The Pager Power Team
Pager Power’s growing Technical Team welcomes its newest recruit, Ricky Tso. Ricky joined us in early April and is now working full-time in our Sudbury office. Ricky graduated from The University of Adelaide with a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Following this, Ricky completed his flight training in…
Recycling Wind Turbine Blades
As the first waves of commercial wind turbines erected in the nineties reach the end of their lifespan (roughly 25 years), a question arises; what do we do with them. Most parts of a wind turbine can be easily repurposed, reused or recycled; the main tower is typically just a…
Back to Basics, Part 5: A Brief Timeline of Photovoltaics
The fifth topic in the ‘Back to Basics’ series sets out the timeline for the development of modern photovoltaics. Alongside the sun naturally providing its energy to grow crops, ancient civilisations used ‘passive solar’ to provide heat for homes, light fires, and even cauterize wounds . These early interactions with…
Banking on Green: Bankrolling a Sustainable Future with Finance
Have you ever wondered what happens to your deposited money in a bank? It’s not merely stored away; it’s utilised to lend to other customers or make investments to generate a profit. However, with the Big Five Banks, your hard-earned money may support activities you disagree with, such as fossil…
What’s the Real Scoop on Ice Cream Sustainability?
The ice cream industry in the UK is worth £1.4 billion . With summer around the corner, how can the industry improve its sustainability to match the UK’s 2030 targets on net-zero? Ice cream vans are a nostalgic treat that harks to the beginning of summer, their tunes synonymous with…
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