Are Data Centres the Problem, or Just a Phase in the Technology Cycle?
Data centres have become one of the latest symbols of modern energy consumption. Every search, [...]
Jun
Renewables Are Not the Enemy: Changing the Story Around the Energy Transition
The journey to net zero is not just about technology, infrastructure, or policy. It is [...]
May
Political Will: The Critical Fuel for Net Zero
Net zero is often presented as a technology challenge, a question of building enough wind [...]
May
AI, Energy Use, and the Question We Should Really Be Asking
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday life. From writing emails and generating images [...]
May
Virtual Metering: Rethinking How Businesses Use Renewable Energy
For years, the conversation around renewable energy has been dominated by location. Can you fit [...]
May
Decarbonising HGV Transport: No Silver Bullets, Only Trade-Offs
Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) sit at the heart of modern economies. Everything from food and [...]
Apr
Rethinking Land Use in the UK: It’s Not Food vs Solar—It’s What We Choose to Produce
The debate around solar farms in the UK is often framed as a simple trade-off: [...]
Apr
LED Lighting: Low Power Promise… but What About Lifetime?
The transition to LED lighting has been one of the quiet success stories of the [...]
Apr
Energy from Waste: Turning Rubbish into Power – Solution or Compromise?
Energy from Waste (EfW) facilities occupy an interesting and often misunderstood space in the energy [...]
Apr
Solar & Heat Pumps in Every New Home… But No Batteries?
The UK government has announced that all new homes in England will include solar panels [...]
Mar
Moving from Oil Heating to a Heat Pump: What Rural Properties Need to Know
For many rural homes and estates across the UK, heating oil has been the default [...]
Mar
Should We Encourage Car Commuters to Switch to Electric Mopeds?
For the last decade, the conversation around transport decarbonisation has focused heavily on one solution: [...]
Mar