Category: Sustainability

Investments in clean energy must quadruple within the next two decades, said the Energy Transitions Commission (ETC) in its latest report published last month.  The global coalition of leaders from across…

The awarding of Green Freeport status to Cromarty Firth and the Firth of Forth has been hailed as a timely accelerator for the transition of Scotland’s ports to clean energy….

One year on from Cop26, are there signs that we are moving in the right direction? Cop26 ended with 197 attending nations and territories signing the Glasgow Climate Pact with…

Bill Ireland: ‘A lack of joined-up thinking is holding back the massive roll-out of hydrogen for public and private transport. At Logan Energy, we are trying to do this joined- up thinking.’ Paul Watt

OFFSHORE WINDFARMS It’s green for go at Scotland’s largest offshore windfarm with the first of Seagreen’s 114 turbines now con-nected to the electricity network. The £3 billion project off the…

The tourism industry is working withgovernment and communities to manage social and environmental impact The Glasgow Declaration on Climate Action in Tourism, launched at last year’s Cop26 conference, has inspired…

If any business thinks it can afford to ignore Environmental, Social and Governance concerns, it is making a big mistake  For some, it might represent just another box to tick…

Aberdeen looks well placed to retain its status as the energy capital of Europe while transitioning into a renewables hub for the next half century  If it ain’t broke don’t…

The energy system will look very different in the future – and so too will the skills of the people working in the industry  North Sea oil and gas have…