19 Dec, 2024 Tomas Karger: Author highlights and key takeaways from this year's AI report By M&C Newsroom Following the launch of Marks & Clerk’s fourth AI Report, Partner and Energy & Environment specialist, Tomas Karger, shared his insights...
05 Dec, 2024 What does a space powered economy mean? By Thomas Storey Last week I attended an event called, “Towards a space powered economy”, organised by the European Space Agency (ESA) as part of their...
03 Dec, 2024 Urgent Action Required to Develop SAF? By Elliot Carrington Has enough progress been made on sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)? Unfortunately, a new report from Transport & Environment (T&E) suggests...
28 Nov, 2024 More than an angel's share of innovation helps Scotch whisky's drive towards sustainability By David Murray This evening, members of the Scotch Whisky industry will congregate in Glasgow for the annual Scottish Whisky Awards. In addition to...
25 Nov, 2024 How close were the Romans to an industrial revolution? By Yun-Hang Cho Among other things, the Romans were famous for their expert engineering skills. Many of the inventions made during their era are still of...
22 Nov, 2024 How far can AI take us on the path to Net Zero? By Duncan White As we come to the end of a potentially difficult COP 29, at the time of writing, there is still some uncertainty as to whether the...
21 Nov, 2024 COP29: Decarbonising ‘not-so’ hard-to-abate industries By Krishna Darshan Raghavan When decarbonisation is discussed, electrification is often the first solution that comes to mind — particularly for industries...
20 Nov, 2024 India Backing Solar Energy at COP29 By Elliot Carrington It is great to see that India's Minister of State for Environment, Forest, and Climate Change, Shri Kirti Vardhan Singh, is using COP29...
18 Nov, 2024 COP29's Energy Storage Pledge By Duncan White In a bid to boost renewable energy capacity, the host of this year's UN COP29 Climate Summit, Azerbaijan, are proposing a pledge by the...
15 Nov, 2024 Our eyes in the sky: Satellites recognised as vital to the protection of our environment By Callum Cook So often do we perceive the space sector to be looking outwards, to unexplored regions beyond the confines of Earth, that it's important...
15 Nov, 2024 3D printed orchids bloom at COP29 By Susan Bradley #COP29 is currently underway in #Baku, and once again features a #SingaporePavilion. Singapore has set up a Pavilion at COP events for...
14 Nov, 2024 COP29: Climate Action on Contrails - A Simple Solution with a Strong Impact By Krishna Darshan Raghavan Only recently have contrails - the vapour trails left by aircrafts - been studied for their impact on climate change. These streaks of...