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Could the future energy system be owned and shaped by ordinary people? In this episode, Lucy and Giles are finding out how digital technologies are providing new opportunities for people to source clean energy – and invest in the green infrastructure of the future…
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No plan to reach net zero will work unless it decarbonises power generation in Asia, where coal is a habit that dies hard
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At last week’s ThinkIn, we assessed what we should be doing at Tortoise over the next 12 months if we want to advance the net zero agenda
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Buildings account for around a quarter of the UK’s CO2 emissions – on par with emissions from surface transport. But unlike for transport, there’s no plan to get these emissions to net zero, and that’s a problem
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As John Kerry wades into the shark tank of net zero debate, this week’s Net Zero Sensemaker gets behind its name
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Your weekly update on what we’re doing – and what more we can do – to build an agenda for COP26 that makes a difference
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Can companies really change enough to save the planet?
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At last week’s ThinkIn, we assessed what we should be doing at Tortoise over the next 12 months if we want to advance the net zero agenda
post
Buildings account for around a quarter of the UK’s CO2 emissions – on par with emissions from surface transport. But unlike for transport, there’s no plan to get these emissions to net zero, and that’s a problem
post
As John Kerry wades into the shark tank of net zero debate, this week’s Net Zero Sensemaker gets behind its name
post
Your weekly update on what we’re doing – and what more we can do – to build an agenda for COP26 that makes a difference
post
post
Can companies really change enough to save the planet?
audio
Could the future energy system be owned and shaped by ordinary people? In this episode, Lucy and Giles are finding out how digital technologies are providing new opportunities for people to source clean energy – and invest in the green infrastructure of the future…
audio
No plan to reach net zero will work unless it decarbonises power generation in Asia, where coal is a habit that dies hard