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We got our Action Renewables Energy Association Manager, Ian Gordon to answer all the "what" questions we receive about our Energy[...]
In the first part of our blog, we looked at Nigeria and Haiti and how as developing countries, they are[...]
Climate change is expected to affect every country across the world. Despite being a global crisis, its impact will not[...]
What is streamlined energy and carbon reporting (SECR)? SECR is a new mandatory carbon reporting framework set out by Government, intended[...]
COVID-19 has resulted in unprecedented economic and social consequences globally, with governments implementing policies to slow down the spread of[...]
Climate change and its impact on our environment continue to create challenges for our health and wellbeing. Cities around the[...]
People have utilised wind energy for thousands of years. However, wind turbine technology did not become popular until the early 1970s[...]
In part two of our feature, Kerry Melville discusses her role as part of the Strategy Board for the UK[...]
In Part Two of our feature with David Surplus, we discuss his recent appointment as a Climate Commissioner as part[...]
Carbon is considered to be an essential component of life on earth. Carbon is continuously moving between carbon reservoirs; the[...]
Renewable energy has come a long way in the past few years, especially in Northern Ireland, with the country exceeding[...]
I have always been interested in sustainability. For me, it is the only thing that makes sense. I think all[...]
As a tenant, the opportunity to make your home more energy-efficient can appear impossible, especially when it comes to making[...]
We met with David Surplus, Director of B9 Energy, a business dedicated to the development of innovative renewable energy projects to[...]
In 2008, the Department for Transport placed an obligation on suppliers of transport fuels to demonstrate that a proportion of[...]
Plastic is without a doubt the poster child for the war-on-waste, and with good reason. Plastic production is one of[...]
In Part Two of our feature with Professor John Barry, we discuss; NI's prevalent fuel poverty issue, why individualised responses[...]
The Renewables Obligation (RO) was the UK's first and longest-running policy mechanism, introduced to facilitate the growth of renewable energy[...]
Before the dawn of the industrial revolution, a much larger proportion of the world’s population lived and worked in rural[...]
In today’s world, it is difficult not to see or hear about the increasing number of climate-related events that are happening,[...]
In League Two of the English Football League sits a team that is driven not only by on-field results but[...]