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Is Hybrid the future?
Toyota is investing in the UK to start the European production of its fifth-generation hybrid electric powertrain. The power train will use lighter and more compact electric motors which will further lower the carbon emissions compared to the current system. Toyota is also investing €77 million (£67m) in Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland (TMMP), the European […]
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‘EU gas emissions hit highest level in four years’
Europe’s greenhouse gas emissions hit the largest level since 2018 this year. That’s according to analysis by climate business Kayrros, claiming that both the cold snap and push back towards coal and fossil fuels to combat Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have taken their toll. The study states that for each month of 2022, Europe increased […]
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Latest Jobs – Account Manager – ZTP
Due to continued growth we are now looking to expand the 50 person team and are searching for a forward thinking individual who is keen to get stuck in and help us grow the company to meet our ambitious five-year goal. The successful candidate will be situated in the London based client management team. The […]
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Only three new EVs cost less than £30k
Only three new electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK cost less than £30,000. That’s according to a market study by EV-dedicated company ‘Electrifying,’ stating that the electric market is not the place to go for affordable driving. The only three EVs available in Britain for less than £30,000 are the Mini Electric, Nissan Leaf and […]
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Hydrogen not the net zero solution, MPs say
Hydrogen is not the answer to net zero. That’s according to MPs from the Commons Science and Technology Committee, arguing that the fuel will have a role but is not what the UK should hang its hat on. Where electrification is not possible or as a means of storing energy, hydrogen can be a solution, […]
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bp invests $20m AUD in solar technology
bp ventures has made a $20 million AUD (£11m) investment in 5B Holdings Pty, an Australian renewable company. 5B’s leading solar technology, the 5B Maverick, will enable rapid deployment of solar power at scale. It consists of up to 90 solar panels mounted on specially designed frames that can be unfolded and installed at speed. […]
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TalkTalk reveals more hybrid workers using libraries to cut energy bills
Hybrid workers are choosing to work in local businesses and libraries to reduce their home energy bills. This is according to research from connectivity provider TalkTalk Business. TalkTalk’s latest report also reveals a significant rise in broadband usage at libraries, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants across the UK and remote working, is likely to be […]
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Does sanctions loophole let Russian oil into Britain?
A loophole in the UK’s current ban on imports of Russian oil might still allow some of these products to enter the UK, campaigners have claimed. On 5th December, the UK ban came into force – in the official documents, it is stated: “The UK ban will prohibit the import, acquisition, supply and delivery of […]
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Thousands of hospitality jobs at risk due to rising energy costs
Nearly 250,000 jobs in the hospitality sector are in jeopardy if the government will not extend its support on business energy bills. The boss of industry group UKHospitality Kate Nicholls said it is “vital” energy firms support companies struggling with energy bills. Ms Nicholls also called on ministers to extend the government energy bill support scheme. […]
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How could watermelons and beers help Britons through blackouts?
Are watermelons and pints the new candles and torches to help Britons navigate through a potential national blackout? According to The Sun. a leaked government document about ‘Project Yarrow’, Number 10’s analysis on how people might react to a power cut or water shortage, Britons will be advised to eat fruit, high in water content. […]
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The cheapest kWh of energy is the one you don't use Delvin Lane, Head of Energy 360, British Gas