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With less than 1 billion seconds to achieve this target, we listened into All Energy’s recent Speed and Scale webinar to hear the discussion and capture the key points to share with you.

Witnessing the global effort to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are asking why the same urgency is not being given to addressing the climate emergency. Some see the current situation as the ideal opportunity to press the re-set button.

Grid operators around the world are rising to the challenge of how to adapt energy systems to cope with the growing contribution of renewable energy generation. We checked into Climate Action’s recent webinar and captured the key points to share with you.

Thanks to All-Energy for organising a series of webinars over the dates that would have seen a large turn-out of industry professionals at the All-Energy 2020 conference. We checked in to the online plenary session titled ‘The Path to Net Zero’ and captured the key points to share with you.

In the midst of the Covid19 crisis, people are questioning whether working towards net-zero goals matters when thousands of lives are being lost and the economies of entire nations are under threat.

Hydrogen is the most abundant gas in the universe. It is also an effective fuel that can be used to heat our homes, generate electricity and power our transport – and it can do all this without emitting gases that contribute to global heating or air pollution. 

Predictions of a ‘green budget’ were overshadowed by the ongoing impact of Covid 19, but the Chancellor did not forget the environment.

Is declaring a climate emergency supported by action, or is it nothing more than a symbolic gesture?

Turning down the heating by a degree or two or cycling to work just doesn’t seem ‘big’ enough to make a difference, so it’s easy to put climate change in the ‘too hard box’ and opt to do nothing.