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What does the UK public really think about green technology, the environment and government policy on climate change? What are their priorities when it comes to investing in low-carbon technology for their homes, and what help do they need from the government to be able to do so? These are all questions that we looked to answer with the National Home Energy Survey 2024 – in association with Project Solar UK. Read all about the key findings and download the full report via this link: https://lnkd.in/eYQQy5Kk

What does the UK public really think about green technology, the environment and government policy on climate change? What are their priorities when it comes to investing in low-carbon technology for their homes, and what help do they need from the government to be able to do so? These are all questions that we looked to answer with the National Home Energy Survey 2024 – in association with Project Solar UK. Read all about the key findings and download the full report via this link: https://lnkd.in/eYQQy5Kk

The UK's sustainability strategy depends largely on how quickly it can roll out low-carbon technology, such as #solarpanels, #heatpumps and #EVs. Among much else, our National Home Energy Survey report looks at the main barriers to adoption and explores what can be done to help UK households cut their bills and carbon footprint.

A terrific piece of work from our Eco Experts team on the UK energy market and consumers' attitudes towards low-carbon technology! Some results are surprising, others are really encouraging. Have a read and see what you think. #NationalHomeEnergySurvey #EcoExperts #energytransition

What does the UK public really think about green technology, the environment and government policy on climate change? Read all about the key findings and download the full report via this link: https://lnkd.in/eYQQy5Kk

Transitioning to renewable energy is critical in combating climate change and ensuring a sustainable future. However, this shift comes with its own set of challenges. The path to a green energy future is fraught with obstacles, from the high initial costs and infrastructure limitations to the need for technological innovation and policy support. In this video 👉🏾https://lnkd.in/dYJ6p-fK 👈🏾 we explore these challenges and the solutions that can help overcome them.

From geothermal to #communityenergy: here are six sessions we are either organising or contributing to:

To tackle the climate crisis, we must transition the entire energy system to renewable energy. Discover how Uruguay is achieving this goal through the transformation of its transport systems and adoption of low-emissions vehicles. https://lnkd.in/e5_XX4Uv

STEPHEN WILSON: “We need” are two short words that are repeated ad nauseum in discussion, debate and what used to be called ‘reporting’ or ‘journalism’ on climate and energy policy, followed by some version of: “Think of forests of wind farms carpeting hills and cliffs from sea to sky. Think of endless arrays of solar panels disappearing like a mirage into the desert,” …to quote Australia’s former chief scientist Dr Alan Finkel. As the early stages of the ‘renewable energy transition’ come to their local area, a growing number of people in the Far North Queensland community have begun to ask: What on earth are we doing? Are we destroying our local environments and communities in a vain attempt to save the planet from climate change? How did we get to this point? Where are we heading? Do we need a Plan B? https://lnkd.in/dsvbXGx6

To tackle the climate crisis, we must transition the entire energy system to renewable energy. Discover how Uruguay is achieving this goal through the transformation of its transport systems and adoption of low-emissions vehicles. https://lnkd.in/e5_XX4Uv