Check out our overview of the top news you shouldn't miss in the world of net zero and energy for February 2024.
Britain intends to harness solar energy from the Sahara Desert with the help of a 700ft ship. This initiative aims to connect Moroccan renewables to a Devon substation, potentially fulfilling 8% of the UK's power demand.
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Essex contributed over 37,000 tonnes of food waste last year, powering 6,310 homes across the UK for a full year.
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The EU's climate service reports that, for the first time, global warming has surpassed 1.5C consistently throughout an entire year.
The Government has turned down requests from MPs to implement more frequent reporting on its progress in achieving the net-zero transition. Along with declining to address calls for a revamp of corporate transition plan requirements.
Google has teamed up with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), a global non-profit climate organization, to address methane emissions on a global scale. Their collaboration involves utilizing MethaneSAT, an advanced satellite technology.
The partnership will implement a decarbonization initiative aimed at helping clubs reduce energy expenses and adopt sustainable practices.