Our team works directly with the businesses making waves in the transition to net zero. In our series of blogs we consider the technical challenges, the market opportunities and look at the big issues effecting the journey to net zero and the uptake of low carbon technology.
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18 November 2024
It’s the first step in reducing your emissions and thereby operating costs, so why don’t you know your organisations carbon footprint? Here we give you five reasons why you should prioritise measuring your carbon footprint today.
Posted By Green Economy
14 November 2024
SMEs contribute roughly 30 per cent to total UK emissions, making them an essential component of the net zero transition. Here are some practical, accessible, and impactful steps your business can take to reduce its emissions today.
Posted By Suhail Ahmed
14 November 2024
The UK’s net zero economy is valued at £204 billion and representing over 75,000 green tech businesses. In a competitive and expanding market, standing out from the crowd requires clear strategy and action. Here are 5 steps to grow your green tech and services business.
Posted By Liam Wolstenholme
28 October 2024
The UN’s latest report outlines the need for a 42 per cent fall in emissions by 2030 in order to achieve the least cost pathway for 1.5C.
Posted By Green Economy
01 October 2024
The UK government has outlined plans to develop a competitive carbon capture and storage (CCS) market by 2035. Here, we explore the practicalities of CCS technology and how the market is shaping.
Posted By Green Economy
25 September 2024
Sustainably managed food and nutrition is essential for people and planet. Here, Alasdair Dalzel-Job, Technical Lead at Green Economy, discusses the risks climate change poses to the food sector, and his tips for developing and communicating sustainability strategies within your food business.
Posted By Alasdair Dalzel-Job
18 September 2024
Amy House, Director of Green Economy was invited to speak at an international conference on net zero. Here she shares the key learnings from how other nations are tacking climate change and her hope for a net zero future.
Posted By Amy House
16 September 2024
Hydropower, known also as hydroelectric power, uses the natural flow of water to generate electricity. Here, we explore the landscape of hydropower in the UK, including how it works and how it could help the UK achieve net zero.
Posted By Green Economy
19 August 2024
Solar power is one of the UK’s fastest growing clean energy sources, with one in every 20 buildings in the UK utilising solar technologies, equating to over 1.2 million rooftops. Here, we explore what solar power is, how it works, and how it will help the UK deliver a clean energy future.
Posted By Green Economy
15 August 2024
The Science Based Targets Initiative has released four technical outputs for a more effective approach to the Corporate Net Zero Standard.
Posted By Green Economy
16 July 2024
Wind energy represented 15 per cent of Europe’s renewable energy supply in 2022, with capacity increasing further in recent years. Here, we analyse wind technology and its potential to support a clean energy future.
Posted By Green Economy
01 July 2024
Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) uses mirrors and receivers to generate electricity from the sun. Here, we investigate how the technology works and what we can expect to see from it in the future.
Posted By Green Economy