Professor Moritz Riede has been appointed Fellow of the International Science Council (ISC) in recognition of his contributions to promoting science as a global public good. The fellowship is the highest honour that can be conferred on an individual by the ISC and fellows support the ISC in its ...
According to research published by heat pump installer Aira, In the context of increasing energy prices, 65% of Britons have considered or have decided to cut heating in an effort to save costs. Around 25% of those surveyed would reduce spending on food to help to afford heating, with a similar p...
UK government consultation | Department for Energy Security and Net Zero
Head of Oxford University’s Department of Earth Sciences, Professor John-Michael Kendall, has been awarded the 2024 Gold Medal for Geophysics from the Royal Astronomical Society (RAS). The award recognises his outstanding work in the field of seismology (the study of earthquakes and seismic wav...
The UK’s target to decarbonise its power system by 2035 is no longer within reach, according to analysis from Aurora Energy Research.
Jobs in Scotland’s renewables sector grew by more than 50% in 2021, according to research.
Over 700 jobs will be created across the UK, in a world-leading hydrogen industry from the South West of England to the Highlands of Scotland, backed by £2 billion in government funding over the next 15 years, representing the largest number of commercial scale green hydrogen production projects...
There needs to be vast investment in electric vehicle infrastructure and a renewed push for zero emission transport by the government if it’s to meet its pledge on the Green Transport Deal.
This case study examines a novel procurement model for the Bristol City Leap project, as an example to showcase delivering city-wide net zero across a local authority in which they aim to use private finance to achieve city-wide net zero.