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Britain’s ‘hidden workforce’ could be the answer to the green skills crunch

Tapping the UK’s nine million economically inactive adults could electrify progress toward net zero by 2050.

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Brits back tougher climate targets – but feel shut out of local decisions

Brits continue to support decarbonisation, with two thirds backing a 2030 target for cutting greenhouse gases, and nearly as many backing net zero.

UK Power Networks cuts emissions with hybrid battery generators

UK Power Networks has unveiled a fleet of nine hybrid battery-engine generators that promise to slash carbon emissions and noise pollution.

Does the UK Government’s planning reform go far enough?

Does the new Planning & Infrastructure Bill truly clear the red tape strangling EV chargers, micro-grids and fleet electrification?

Scotland must double its electrician workforce to hit net zero

Scotland will need twice as many qualified electricians as it has today if the nation is to build the low-carbon infrastructure required for net zero. 

UK Power Networks secures funding from Ofgem ‘Innovation Fund’

UK Power Networks has secured discovery-phase backing from Ofgem’s Strategic Innovation Fund for four projects.

Gatwick enlists Vital Energi to help with heat decarbonisation

London Gatwick has signed a five‑year contract with energy specialist Vital Energi that will see natural gas removed from some 50 buildings.

Europe’s slow adoption of distributed energy resources risks sustainability progress

Europe’s slower adoption of distributed energy resources and microgrids is a crucial opportunity for organisations to enhance sustainability.

How data centres could help power their local community

Erda Energy's Kevin Stickney believes that the time has come to flip the script and turn data centres into local energy contributors.

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