carbon reduction
The way we’re using electricity is changing. Decarbonisation of heat and power and an increase in electricity consumption means greater dependence on intermittent renewable energy sources like wind and solar
Workplace charging stations can help accelerate your organisation’s decarbonisation objectives, supporting colleagues with the transition to electric vehicles, and save businesses a significant amount of money on fuel
How can organisations find a route to net zero emissions? Many businesses, industries and countries have pledged to balance their emissions before mid-century
Drax, are enabling a zero carbon, lower cost energy future. Their recent successes in solar power are doing just that
They will apply for government funding for a Southeast Hydrogen Hub under the recently-announced opportunity by the Department of Energy
What are the barriers to considering Solar energy? In our blog post we are discussing some of the myths of Solar energy and what you can consider
In April this year – a new 38 hectare (94 acre) solar farm in North Somerset was acquired by Kent County Council (KCC) and LASER, massively reducing carbon emissions whilst saving energy costs for KCC
We have acquired a new 38 hectare (94 acre) solar farm in North Somerset with Kent County Council
It claims that on the current track by 2100 the world could have warmed by 2.6°C
Scope 3 emissions are the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions that your company is responsible for, but which are outside your direct control