Australia Focus, Part 1: Renewable Energy and First Nations
Overview An Australian organisation called the ‘First Nations Clean Energy Network’ want First Nations people to be more involved with new renewable energy projects and to reap the benefits of these technologies. First Nations communities typically consist of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, with the vast majority identifying as…
Global Clean Cities Expo 2024
Earlier this month, on the 5th and 6th March 2024, The Global Clean Cities Expo (GCCE) was held at the Millenium Plaza Downtown in Dubai. Industry professionals from the United Arab Emirates and across the world gathered to discuss urban sustainability and innovative solutions. Figure 1: Welcome talk at GCCE.…
UK’s Spring Budget 2024: Record Budget for Renewables
The UK Government have announced a record budget over £1 billion for renewable energy projects in the upcoming Contracts for Difference. Figure 1: UK Houses of Parliament. Contracts for Difference The record-breaking budget contributes towards the sixth Contracts for Difference (CfD) allocation round, which follows on from the last auction…
The Rise of AI: A Game-Changer for Climate Action
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology that enables computers and digital devices to learn, read, write, talk, see, create, play, analyse, make recommendations, and generally do things that humans have learned over aeons of years. It has been controversial due to its potential impact on society and the workforce .…
Decathlon Launches BuyBack Scheme for Bicycles Across the UK
Decathlon, a sports company, is offering its customers in 44 of its UK locations the opportunity to sell back their used bikes so that someone else can use them. Through the “BuyBack” service, clients will be able to “upcycle their bicycle.” Customers can receive up to 45% of the RRP…
Results So Far From Plastic Bag Bans
In 1933, Polyethylene was created by accident at a chemical plant in Northwich, England. While Polyethylene had been created in small batches before, this was the first synthesis of the material that was industrially practical. It was initially used in secret by the British military during World War II. …
Baltic State Series, Part 5: Wind Power Capacity
In this fifth article of our series, we will look at the current position of the wind power industry in the Baltics, as well as the potential for growth in this area. The Baltic States of Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia are all countries which show great potential to develop a…
Back to Basics, Part 2: The Renewable Energy Transition
In the second instalment of our new 2024 ‘Back to Basics’ series, we delve into the UK’s ongoing renewable energy transition. The Green Industrial Revolution An energy transition is a significant structural change in an energy system in terms of supply and consumption. The first energy transition started when Great…
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