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).
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.
Read more in my blog for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
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.
Read more in my blog for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Fracking — the word itself sounds half curse, half crime. But is it such a devil?
An in-depth look into the pros and cons of this controversial energy source will allow you to judge for yourself.
Read more in my blog for Amigo Energy (U.S. English, link opens in new window).
Read everything you need to know about geothermal and how this renewable energy source helps our lives.
From Iceland to Indonesia, read more in my blog for Amigo Energy (link opens in new window).
Read everything you need to know about potential and kinetic energy and how they affect our lives.
From thermal energy to protons, read more in my blog for Amigo Energy (link opens in new window).
Read everything you need to know about wind, from how it’s created to human’s long association in harnessing wind power.
Discover where the first windmills were built and where the biggest wind farms and turbines in the world are.
Read more in my blog for Amigo Energy (link opens in new window).
There are an increasing range or options for people looking to use more renewable energy and more efficiently.
A fresh form of electricity billing could boost renewable energy use, reduce the UK’s carbon dioxide emissions, and save people money. Time of use tariffs, or TOUs, encourage customers to use energy at off-peak times.
Read more in my blog. (link opens in new window).
Freight, home deliveries, commuting to and from workplaces: transport is now the UK’s biggest source of carbon emissions.
The UK government has committed to the country reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050. This means reducing carbon emissions in a number of areas, one of which is transport.
Read my blog for more on the UK’s Road to Zero journey.
Tom Shearman | Writer 