A new report on the UK’s approach to the energy transition has called for improvements to the country’s infrastructure policy to help drive renewable energy projects.
Among its 129 recommendations, the report called for deploying solar and onshore wind across the country and for reforms to the UK’s approach to planning and streamlining processes.
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Saturday 23rd April – 9am to 5pm Our Renovation Course is delivered by industry expert, David Hilton, who is an authority in sustainable building and energy efficiency, with extensive knowledge in building fabrics and heating systems. As part of the course, David will guide you through the NSBRC’s own fantastic Renovation House where you can…
Saturday 12th AugustWorkshop runs from 10:00 – 16:45(Doors open 09:00 – 17:30) 📅 Timetable Announced 📅 The NSBRCs next Eco Workshop on Heat & Energy will explore what can be done to mitigate against rising energy costs and protect the environment, by focusing on our homes. VIEW TIMETABLE Join us for one of our most…
This article from Good Housekeeping Magazine has some useful tips on how to reduce your energy bills. We know that turning the lights off and not running the tap while you brush your teeth will help reduce water and electricity usage but what about the sneaky energy habits slowly draining your bank account? A recent study by boiler installation…
This year has highlighted to all how much can be done to reduce the impact our human species have on the planet, but for us individuals it can be hard to know where to start. This article from Fluxmagazine.com highlights 4 simple things that will make a difference and offer a good starting point for…
As part of the Leeds Flood Alleviation Scheme a trial is scheduled, in partnership with the Environment Agency (EA) and University of Leeds, to look at how nature help reduce the risk of flooding. The aim of the scheme, which is being launched at the Brownlee Triathlon Centre, is to test out natural solutions and…
A recent article on RealHomes.com identifies ways to make your home eco-friendly, potentially save money in the long run and future-proof against changes in building and resale regulations. Some are obvious and some are a bit of a surprise! Click here to read the full article from RealHomes.com