Why Does Norway Lead in EV Adoption?
The Scandinavian nation is one of the biggest and most influential global Electric Vehicle (EV) markets. In Norway in 2021, there were more electric cars than non-electric, with more than 60 per cent of new vehicles sold being electric, and a further 27 per cent being hybrids. No other country…
Renewables Growth in US Electricity
The United States is in the process of making its electricity supply much greener. The largest current sources of electricity currently are gas (37%); coal (23%); nuclear (19%) and wind (9%). Coal and gas generation result in significant carbon-dioxide emissions whereas wind and nuclear generation do not. Figure 1: Solar…
New Law to Require New Builds to Include Electric Car Charging Points
As of June 15th, 2022, in a change to building regulations across all of England, building developers will be required to ensure electric-vehicle (EV) charging points are installed within the following: New-build homes New-build workplaces Supermarkets Buildings undergoing major renovations. This plan was initially made public in November 2022,…
UK Floating Offshore Wind Farm Funding Programme
A £160m funding programme has been launched by the UK government. The funding will support the UK’s goal of delivering up to 5GW of floating offshore wind capacity in the UK by the end of the decade. It has been called the new Floating Offshore Wind Manufacturing Investment Scheme (FLOWMIS). …
Companies Exaggerating Renewable Energy Claims
As the awareness around the state of our environment increases, there is a greater onus on companies to pay attention to the environmental impact of their business. One way in which companies can do this is to shift to the use of more renewable energy sources. However, a recent study…
Worms Could Provide Solution to Plastic Pollution
Plastics are a relatively new invention in the grand scheme of things. Production of plastic has also accelerated, with National Geographic reporting in 2019 that half of all plastics that have ever been manufactured were made in the previous 15 years. They have been revolutionary in medicine, technology and…
Ecobricks: Eco “Lego” Bricks for a Cleaner Future
Ecobricking is a phenomenon that began as a result of a variety of local initiatives in various parts of the world, in reaction to the perceived difficulty of managing plastic waste. The official Ecobricks website defines Ecobricks as “…a simple, low-tech, non-capital, plastic transition technology that follows the Earth’s…
Chile’s Road Towards a Renewable America
The South American country of Chile is known for its incredible standing in terms of tackling climate change, even being known as a worldwide leader on climate change. There are many statistics to support their achievement in improving their carbon footprint, such as the one confirming that almost 22% of…
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