The new body will be advised by an academic panel, an advisory panel and a group of four “expert leads”, headed by Chris Stark, chief executive of the Committee on Climate Change.
Expert team to advise Citizens’ Assembly on climate change Read More »
The ETI has released an update of its ‘Options, Choices, Actions’ report, originally published in 2015, illustrating two cost-optimised decarbonisation pathways for the UK energy system to meet its 2050 climate targets.
ETI outlines energy system scenarios Read More »
Ahead of the latest publication by government advisory body – the Climate Change Committee, CCC, which demands more ambition in tackling climate change, the EUA, has called on policymakers to legislate for green gas compatible boilers.
EUA: Green gas infrastructure can help government tackle climate change Read More »
The letter calls on the parties to display co-operation, compromise, collaboration and accountability, and to avoid “the trap of partisan ideology”.
Energy sector urges politicians to unite for net-zero Read More »
The energy industry is going through major transformational change driven by the need to decarbonise and enable the UK to hit its targets under the Climate Change Act 2008. Whilst the initial focus on meeting carbon budgets has been through the decarbonisation of power resulting in the closure of coal stations and decentralisation of generation through the deployment of renewables; these actions in themselves will not achieve the targets.
Energy and transport integration Read More »
In yet another week of political tumult the Department of Energy and Climate change has met its fate and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Beis) has risen glorious from the ashes.
Editor’s weekly: The department is dead, long live the department! Read More »
As the energy sector’s independent professional body, the EI is working to address the realities of the energy system as it shifts to low carbon.
EI report reveals gas industry’s views on climate change Read More »
There’s something of an energy sector mantra that’s developed in the past few years – the energy system is changing, changing faster than ever before. It’s repeated ad nauseum in offices, work sites, and government offices across the country, sometimes with enthusiasm at the thought of the efficiency and decarbonisation benefits it heralds; but sometimes with a sense of unease at how we’ll need to change to stay relevant and keep pace.
Changing fast and slow Read More »
Q: What did receiving the MBE mean to you?
An honourable mention: James Yu interview Read More »
With government setting ambitious targets to achieve net zero by 2050 the new recruits will be at the frontline of efforts to decarbonise the UK; from building wind farms to maintaining flexible electricity grids to transporting more clean power.
Almost 100 apprentices start work at SSE Read More »
