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It’s time to Save it for your Monergy! (and for the planet too)

Posted on by Mari Martiskainen — No Comments ↓

By Dr Mari Martiskainen The Energy Security Strategy misses an opportunity for deep energy demand reduction The UK announced its long-awaited Energy Security Strategy today. As expected, it outlines  major energy supply related options: more nuclear power, more fracking exploration,…

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Parents, preeners, pets and pipes: what motivates heating decisions?

Posted on by Francisco Dominguez — 1 Comment ↓

Home heating is essential through any blustery British winter, especially as Covid-19 restrictions confine us to our own living spaces and deepen our appreciation of home comforts. Accounting for 37% of the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions, the heating sector also…

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Climate strikes back: anatomy of protesters in six cities

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Climate strikes protestors, one holding a board that reads Reduce Reduce Reduce

This post was originally published in The Beam. The Beam is a tri-annual printed publication covering the energy transition and the race to a zero carbon economy. In August 2018, Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg started to strike from school on…

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Project update: CREDS

Posted on by Louise Sheridan — No Comments ↓

This update is shared in SEG’s autumn 2020 newsletter. Join our new mailing list to get the latest updates about our research and events on transitions to sustainable, low-carbon energy systems. The Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions (CREDS)…

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Lockdown Lifestyle: Does Working from Home Reduce Carbon Emissions?

Posted on by Francisco Dominguez — No Comments ↓

Up until recently, only an estimated 9% of Americans have teleworked more than once a week. Slow adoption of teleworking has been due to a lack of consensus around its environmental benefits, the perception among workers that not being visible…

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