Experts explore what the world might look like in 2025, and suggest how policymakers, decision-makers and the public can achieve these ‘positive futures’.
Singapore has a tried-and-tested attitude to innovation, and its plans to become a net-zero city are no different. Four case studies show how it works
Digitalization offers the chance to crowdsource for net zero, by empowering everyday citizens to shift from pure demand and consumption to both producing and consuming electricity, and ev...
With governments all over the world considering how to reduce their transport emissions, what are the most viable options for countries reliant on traditional fuels?
Decarbonization, electrification, efficiency and digitalization can revamp old buildings, make new builds zero carbon ready and reduce operating costs.
Heavy-duty trucks are responsible for 25% of global road emissions. The industry needs to decarbonize but many barriers remain – here's how it can be done.
Sulfur hexafluoride is 23,500 times more powerful than CO2 as a greenhouse gas. Several climate-friendly alternatives now exist. It's time to make the switch.
COVID-19 lockdowns led to reduced global electricity demand. UK demand was mainly covered by renewables. What can this teach us about grid decarbonization?
As we saw in Texas, our electrical systems are increasingly at the mercy of severe weather-related events. Here's how to build-in the resilience they need.
For many people, sheltering at home is unsustainable or impossible - and public buildings need to be adapted for remaining and returning communities.
The electrification of road transport could place new stresses and strains on our power networks. We have modelled various scenarios; here are the results.
Demand for air-conditioning is rising, but meeting the concomitant rise in electricity requirements sustainably will be a challenge. Here's how to do it.
As global manufacturers reopen their factories amid the coronavirus pandemic, find out how artificial intelligence tools can help prevent second-wave outbreaks.
Nuclear power can offset the intermittency inherent in wind and solar energy - but innovation is needed. Could a new kind of reactor be the answer?
Building a sustainable future will depend on collaboration and intervention across multiple sectors. Here are eight recommendations for policy-makers
