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With a focus on measurement and verification, data was at the heart of the discussion in Decarbonisation Dialogue Scotland – our event aimed at sharing learning and challenges around net zero.
Major low-carbon upgrades at three of Northamptonshire's largest leisure facilities are set to remove an estimated 690 tonnes of carbon emissions every year.
In Episode 49 of The Decarbonisation Dialogue, BE-ST director Gavin Johnston discusses pioneering retrofit innovation, passive house principles and how Scotland can scale net-zero construction solutions
An innovative London project to install a ground source heat pump at University Hospital Lewisham has started and moved into its ‘test phase.’
How partnerships, solar PV and battery storage are helping the UK public sector strengthen energy security, cut costs and accelerate the path to net zero.
The success of the Warm Homes Plan hinges on technical accuracy. Lessons from 1,400 public sector projects reveal how to deliver efficient, scalable home retrofits.
Episode 48 of The Decarbonisation Dialogue focuses on helping industry decarbonise economically and cost-effectively. We discuss economically viable technologies with two inspirational co-founders to facilitate our energy transition.
More than 16,000 delegates attended the UK's Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum in Leeds, where the chair of GB Energy talked about bringing down consumer bills.
In episode 47 of The Decarbonisation Dialogue Professor Myles Allen argues that stopping global warming is not about sacrifice, but about responsibility - calling for a shift to “geological net zero” where fossil fuel producers store the carbon they extract.
Chris Stark CBE from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero was a keynote speaker at the event, attended by partners from across the energy industry, including Salix.
How digital technology and personalised conversations have come together to benefit hundreds of residents.
An ambitious low-carbon heating project at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, is set to transform the experience of patients, staff, and visitors while cutting energy costs.
