‘Physicist behind net zero’ calls for mandatory CCS
One of the world’s leading climate physicists has again called for new regulation forcing the fossil fuel industry to carry out large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS).
In an exclusive interview with Transform, Professor Myles Allen, CBE – described by the BBC as the ‘physicist behind net zero’ – says it’s now “obvious” that humans will generate more carbon dioxide bContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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The changing landscape
Members of IEMA’s policy team outline the key issues facing sustainability professionals in 2023 and beyond
Reducing the chemical industry’s carbon emissions will be crucial if we are to reach net zero, says Roger Wareing. How can it be done?
The UK government has pledged £10m in funding for a new research hub that will look to boost innovation in transport and create low-carbon jobs over the next 25 years.
Fin Whitehouse examines the revolutionary energy project set to take Cornwall into a new industrial era
The UK has lost significant market share in green technology to European competitors over the last two years, which will be worth £4.3bn by 2030.
The UK government has earmarked £5.5bn for a new Energy Bills Discount Scheme over one year, which is far less than the £18bn in support given for six months under the previous scheme.
Ed Walker examines the installation of new electricity transmission infrastructure between Scotland and England
A ‘long-term aspirational goal’ (LTAG) for net-zero emissions by 2050 was agreed by the global aviation sector at a UN summit last Friday.
