Access To Renewables: Why Are UK Energy Bills Still So High?
In the Clean Power 2030 Action plan, published on 13th December 2024, the government maintains that the rollout of renewable energy across the UK is working to bring energy bills down . Despite this, UK household energy bills remain stubbornly high, and forecasts do not show relief in the near…
Trump Wants To Buy Greenland…Again!
In 2019, President Donald Trump expressed interest in purchasing Greenland. The proposal sparked global conversations and shed light on Greenland’s growing geopolitical and economical importance. Unsurprisingly, this proposal was dismissed as improbable, but it appears as though Trump is keen to try again. In December of 2024, Trump announced that…
AI Tackles Avian and Marine Impacts of Offshore Wind
As 2030 looms nearer, international targets for the end of the decade are ramping up. The UK’s Clean Power 2030 Action Plan includes 43-50 GW of offshore wind . Development of new offshore wind farms could increase the risks to marine life. However, machine-learning and other AI (artificial intelligence) capabilities…
Unlimited Train Travel for £49: The New ‘Climate Card’ Revolution
A groundbreaking initiative is set to transform the face of sustainable transport in the UK. The proposed “climate card,” offers unlimited train travel across the country for just £49 per month. It also promises to reduce carbon emissions while making public transport more accessible and affordable for millions. AI Generated…
New ICAO OLS Series – The Instrument Departure 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. In this edition we will explore the Instrument Departure Surface. This will be an Obstacle Evaluation Surface (OES), designed specifically to safeguard instrument departures to allow…
Daylight Sunlight: Assessments for Tall Buildings in the City?… Think Again
Tall buildings in urban environments have large areas of influence, casting shadows, reducing sunlight and removing visible skylight from view of those windows in the surrounding buildings. It is therefore fairly expected that these buildings be assessed for daylight sunlight impacts. However, in reality, the development of these buildings is…
Plant Your Pants!
If I told you to plant your pants, you’d think I’ve lost the plot, right? Well, that is exactly what the Plant your Pants campaign, run by education charity The Country Trust are doing. Launched back in March 2024, they have been inviting everyone to take part in this discovery…
2025 Must Break Records Again to Reach UK 2030 Targets
2024 saw a record-breaking year for renewable energy in the UK, summarised here. Although only a month into the new year, analysis has suggested that 2025 (and 2026) both need to be record-breaking years to achieve the UK’s goal of 100% of the electricity demand from renewable sources. Figure 1:…
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