Climate Demands Board Attention When Linked To Commercial Outcomes
For too long, climate risk lived in sustainability reports and was managed by teams operating at arm’s length from the boardroom. That separation is narrowing. As physical climate events disrupt supply chains, carbon pricing tightens its grip, and transition...
The UK’s First Geothermal Power Plant Goes Live
Picture from GEL Energy. The United Downs project marks a double milestone for British energy: the country’s first commercial geothermal electricity and its first domestic zero-carbon lithium supply. After decades of ambition and years of drilling into...
Aberdeen Deploys Seismic Network To Map Geothermal Heating Potential
Researchers have begun installing 100 seismic sensors across Aberdeen to create the first comprehensive subsurface map of the city’s geothermal energy potential, marking the city’s entry into an emerging field of urban low-carbon heating. The Aberdeen...
Turning The Construction Industry’s Carbon Intent Into Built Reality
Planned carbon and cost savings in construction often look convincing and realistic on paper. Delivering them on site has proved far harder. A growing number of developers and contractors now argue that the gap lies less in ambition than in execution, specifically in...
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