With the government’s net zero agenda and race against time to tackle climate action, energy usage is a large contender. 22% of carbon emissions originate from energy usage in homes. However, less than 2% of homes in UK have access to low carbon heating[1]. Hence, the...

The public decarbonisation scheme was launched by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS)[1] to provide grants for public sector bodies for energy efficiency projects in alignment with the governments net zero and decarbonisation targets....

The announcement of a Ten Point Plant for a Green industrial Revolution from the PM[1] has certainly caused quite a spark of excitement. This plan outlines ten elements from Clean Energy to Transport, that has the potential to generate 250,000 jobs and accelerate the...

Ageing school buildings, and the consequent compliance regulations to provide safe and comfortable surroundings for our children’s educational fulfilment are one of many requirements for the school’s executives and management teams to consider.       As parents we all...

Net zero. A simple concept but the difficulty lies within delivery. ‘Net zero’ refers to achieving an overall balance between emissions produced and emissions removed from the atmosphere. Like a bath with the taps on, an approach to achieving this balance can either...

Waste – a problem or solution? Waste is a primary source of concern for society today, with the lack of infrastructure and overfilling of landfills while presenting an economic loss and environmental problem . However, could waste present the problem AND solution?...