Energy efficiency isn’t as hard as it sounds. Some quick and easy-to-adopt changes to your daily life can reduce your carbon emissions and your energy bill.
Find out about energy efficiency at home in my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Bioenergy is widely touted as one of THE ways to combat climate change and carbon emissions. But how can burning wood be good?
Find out all about bioenergy in my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Technological advances are changing the ways we live. The internet is not only for browsing and streaming — it’s also pushing energy to new spaces.
Find out all about the Internet of Energy in my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Want to feel cosy and warm at home this winter, and save money?
You’ll find everything from quick and cheap tricks to large-scale tips in my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
For many of us, our knowledge of the power grid is limited to these towers bringing electricity to our homes.
Understand more with my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Words like sustainability, renewable energy, and bioenergy are bandied about endlessly.
Cut through the jargon and understand bioenergy with my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
The Internet of Energy (IoE) is here and it will affect you.
Find out how by reading my article for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Electromagnetic energy and radiation underpin much of our understanding of the universe.
Find out how we use, measure, and need electromagnetic energy and radiation in this informative blog.
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The end of the world, or critical to an emissions-free future?
Discover the ins and outs of nuclear energy; its history to modern uses.
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Roaring hearths, a loving hug, and a warming cup of tea; just a few reasons why humans love thermal energy.
Discover the relationship, and differences, between temperature, heat, and thermal energy with this in-depth article.
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Tom Shearman | Writer 