Why Solar Panels Are Leaving Nuclear in the Dust
Solar technology shows exponential benefits that are driving the energy transition
Solar technology shows exponential benefits that are driving the energy transition
Talacre Community Sports Centre in Kentish Town, North London, has a seven-a-side 3G football pitch, a sports hall, soft play and studios for yoga and Pilates.6 Since 2023 it has also had something less obvious: a roof covered in solar panels that were paid for, and are owned, by local people. It is a small … Continue reading How North London neighbours paid for a sports centre’s solar roof
Examples of solar power yield and unit cost from London community installations.
Would you buy an authentic tiger rug that was sold to raise funds to protect tigers? Would you buy into gas-generated energy to fund the green transition? On 21st October 2026 the UK government approved the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea. A decision on the Rosebank oil field, developed by the same company, … Continue reading Jackdaw, Rosebank and the renewables alternative: what could the same money build?
Showcase Your Sustainability Story Native promotion, clean design, lasting impact. 1. Story Articles (Carousel) Feature your innovation to engaged readers. Published on our website, featured in the homepage carousel for one week, and promoted with 10+ social media posts. Includes a link back to your site. 2. Homepage Placement Secure a lasting presence on our … Continue reading Bring in leads for a bigger 2027
Why are Intelligent Power Systems Important? Our transition to clean energy is now simply a question of execution. Wind farms grow in the North Sea, hydropower anchors Canada’s electricity system, and solar deployment is accelerating even at high latitudes. Yet as fossil fuels are displaced, the challenge is shifting: how to design power systems that … Continue reading Building the Backbone of a Net-Zero Energy System
Understanding why climate change is cooling some parts of the ocean
For generations, cities have been shaped mainly by economics, politics and population growth. Climate change, until recently, was treated as a future adaptation problem. A new study from Cambridge University, with support from Canada, suggests that this way of thinking is no longer viable. By analysing data from more than 1,000 cities worldwide, researchers have … Continue reading The Climate Is Setting Hard Limits on How We Build Our Cities
Three thin-film solar technologies progressing sustainability
Fish show us how to stop the source of microplastics polluting water