New Building Heat Standard: The End of Fossil Fuel Powered Boilers!
The Scottish Government has confirmed in August 2022, plans to ensure all new homes and properties are fitted with low carbon alternatives to gas boilers. This comes following an announcement from the government, stating its plans to ban the installation of fossil fuel-powered boilers in all new homes in Scotland…
Plans Submitted for the World’s Largest Carbon Capture Facility
Drax Group, a power generation company, has recently submitted plans to build the world’s largest BioEnergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS) project at their North Yorkshire power station. Works to build the project could start as early as 2024, leading to the creation of tens of thousands of jobs…
Greener Grid Park – Putting more Renewables on the Grid
The UK, like many countries around the world, has longstanding intentions to make its energy greener. The main drivers behind this are the climate crisis and fears over energy security (and prices) in the long term. Renewable energy is of course an important cornerstone of the transition to greener energy…
EU Hydrogen Plans
Currently, hydrogen only accounts for 2% of Europe’s energy consumption and its primary use is for the production of chemical products. Furthermore, almost all hydrogen is produced using natural gas. A hydrogen strategy was adopted in 2020 and is a key part of the overall EU strategy for energy system…
US To Plant One Billion Trees To Combat Climate Change
The Political Situation The Supreme Court of the United States of America has changed in recent years. In theory, political persuasions should not affect judicial decision-making; however, it is evidentiary that the choice of justices can significantly affect decisions made over what is lawful in the future. The last three…
Refresher Course in Wind Farms and Point-to-Point Telecoms Issues – Part 1 – Overview
Over the last few months, many of the wind farm projects we have worked on have encountered complex telecommunications issues. This, coupled with the ongoing resurgence of onshore wind within the UK, has meant we thought it would be a good idea to provide a brief refresher course on the…
Species Stock Market
Every single species that we share our planet with has a different part to play in the Earth’s biodiversity and each species are equally important in their own way. Bees are a good example. A lot of plants would die out without the bees to help them each year. Bees…
Floating Solar: Does US Have Enough Water for It?
The United States (U.S.) is starting to see potential for floating photovoltaics (FPV), otherwise known as floating solar, floatovoltaics. This began when earlier this month the US Army launched a large floating solar array at Camp Mackall on Fort Bragg, in North California. With solar power evolving to suit the…
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