- Blog: The UK must lead by example to inspire reciprocal action
- Blog: Action on energy efficiency - canny politics and scope for real action
- Blog: Evidence, business and politics: the case for ‘Building back green’
Success in Glasgow is contingent on the UK walking the walk at home, says Energy Institute Chief Executive Louise Kingham OBE FEI
The Chancellor's announcements on efficiency were more than many expected, ECIU's Jonathan Marshall writes
Richard Black explores why the UK is more or less unanimous on calling for a green recovery
Road to Glasgow
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Net zero: why is it necessary?
What's the logic behind a net zero emissions target, and who is moving to set one?
Negative emissions: why, what, how?
What are so-called 'negative emissions', and why are they needed to reach net zero?
In the news
Dr Jonathan Marshall discusses the £3bn green investment package
Dr Jonathan Marshall discusses on Sky News the £3bn green investment package set to be announced by the chancellor
Build Back Better: Rundown regions have most to gain
Action to promote low-carbon jobs can help levelling up in the UK, says Jess Ralston
Blog
The UK must lead by example to inspire reciprocal action
Success in Glasgow is contingent on the UK walking the walk at home, says Energy Institute Chief Executive Louise Kingham OBE FEI
Action on energy efficiency: canny politics and scope for real action
The Chancellor's announcement is mainly positive, but there are questions over short-termism