Why smart charging is crucial to the mass uptake of electric vehicles
Interoperability of electric vehicle chargers and the ability to share data securely will also be crucial to electrification…
Science and Environment
Five ways sport is tackling climate change – from wooden stadiums to horse manure power
14 Jan 20A fourth-tier team in English football and the last three Super Bowl venues are all playing their part…
Inside Toyota’s new ‘city of the future’: Autonomous delivery trucks and in-home robotics
09 Jan 20Woven City is planned to be fully sustainable, using hydrogen fuel cells and solar power generated from rooftop…
Denmark’s wind power vision to make its electricity sector fossil-free by 2030
08 Jan 20Denmark broke the world record for proportion of electricity produced from wind power with 47% generation in 2019
The costs and energy consumption of putting up Christmas lights
25 Dec 19Research suggests the UK alone will spend £222m ($287m) on Christmas lights this year
Air pollution will lead to seven million children being diagnosed with asthma by 2023, says analyst
18 Dec 19A report by the World Health Organisation in 2018 found that 630 million children under the age of…
Fourteen footballers now making it big in business after smart investments
18 Dec 19With the millions on offer for playing at the top level, footballers would be smart to look to…
UN’s COP25 branded ‘disappointing’ – but what was actually agreed?
17 Dec 19The 25th Conference of the Parties saw almost 27,000 delegates attend the event, comprised from nearly 200 nations
A new cluster of waste-from-energy businesses could hold the key to a zero-carbon future
16 Dec 19Companies that will be based on the 134-acre site near Manchester will recycle waste to create fuel used…
Norwegian becomes world’s first airline to sign up to UN commitment with carbon offset scheme
09 Dec 19Norwegian has launched a programme for passengers to offset their carbon footprint – becoming the first airline to sign a