Boris Johnson’s recent energy security plan has been criticised for failing to provide opportunities to back onshore wind farms due to concerns about opposition from Tory backbenchers. This means it [...]

Have you ever been on a flight and looked around at the empty seats, and thought what the carbon cost per person might be? Figure 1: Passenger on an empty [...]

As sanctions on Russia bite, gas, oil and coal prices spike and countries rush to secure energy from new suppliers; we consider whether the long term impact on greenhouse gas [...]

Renewable energy has long been a concept that the public and industry in general, see as a positive one. The picture gets more complicated as proposals get more specific, including [...]

From the 15th of June 2022, all new build residential homes and buildings in England will require an electric vehicle (EV) charging point. The law, coming into effect in just [...]

This month, we are very pleased to welcome Georgia Newton to the ever-growing Pager Power family. Georgia will be working full time in our Sudbury office and is joining our [...]

The first ever recorded war to be documented was 2500 BC. It was reported and discovered on a Sumerian stone carving. Undoubtably, there would have been conflict and war prior [...]

Over the course of the last several months the United States of America (USA), along with the rest of the world has been hit with an increase in gas prices. [...]

On 24th February Ukraine and Moldova disconnected their countries from the Russian electricity network for a planned 72-hour test to see if their electricity networks could operate independently. On the [...]

On the 15th of February, my colleague Michael and I ventured up to sunny Manchester to complete the first of a three-day survey.  With four terrestrial television baseline surveys to [...]