Energy Giant Shell Acquires US-based Savion
Last year, Shell introduced the most ambitious strategy to be seen in the oil and gas sectors to date. The oil mammoth intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050, as long as its customers showed the same ambition. This has now been followed up with a…
The Environmental Impact of Working from Home
Last week, Boris Johnson confirmed in a press conference that the government would be moving to its Coronavirus Plan B. This means that from Monday 13th December, everyone was advised to work from home where possible. Although this may have been seen as something of a luxury in a pre-COVID…
UK Cuts to Electric Car Subsidies
The government has cut grants for electric vehicles in the UK. Electric cars with a value below £32,000 (down from £35,000) will see subsidies reduced from £2,500 to £1,500. This will mark the second reduction within a year after the grant was reduced from £3,000 to £2,500. Likewise, the grant…
From Blast Furnaces to Renewable Energy Storage!
Sembcorp Industries, an energy company based in Singapore, recently announced plans to produce Europe’s largest battery storage system in Teesside, England. The proposed battery storage project will be located within the Wilton International Industrial Park in Redcar, the heart of Teesside’s industrial area. Sembcorp have set up a UK subsidiary…
Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm Celebrates its First Wind Turbine
SSE Renewables and TotalEnergies have completed the installation of the first of many wind turbines to come at the 1100MW Seagreen Wind Farm off East Scotland. The turbine is set to be the first V164-10.0MW machine installed globally. At 10MW, it will be the most powerful turbine currently installed offshore…
Whitepaper – How Solar Reflection Location Impacts a Road User
Pager Power’s whitepaper ‘Evaluating the Field of View: Quantifying How the Location of a Solar Reflection Impacts a Road User’ has now been published. The Whitepaper will now be a supporting document to Pager Power’s Glint and Glare Guidance document and informs the methodology when assessing the effects of glint…
The Gulf of Mexico and Renewables Forecast for 2050
President Joe Biden has recently presented his Build Back Better Act which aims to re-build the American economy after the damage caused by the pandemic. A substantial amount of the plan is towards transforming the energy sector, in order to combat climate change. Circa 1/3 of the $1.75 trillion will…
The ‘Climate Change’ Condition
A woman in the British Colombia province, Canada found herself suffering from breathing issues as a consequence of the heatwaves and poor air quality.. Since the onset of her symptoms, she has been the first person diagnosed with ‘climate change’ as the medical condition behind her recent deterioration in health.…
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