Our monthly energy news round-up features a critical perspective from the UN Chief on climate talks in Bonn, the importance of using accurate language to combat greenwashing and a sustainable twist on the 100th Le Mans race.
As the National Grid ESO considers expanding its demand flexibility service, it has sought voluntary reduced electricity consumption during peak hours.
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Ministers and negotiators met again in Bonn between the 5th and 15th of June, for climate talks in the lead up to COP28 this winter. The UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres collectively scrutinised climate pledges (both national and international).
Hugo Kimber, CEO of Carbon Responsible, outlines why using correct language is a pivotal contributor to counteract greenwashing and the wider business impacts.
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The Dogger Bank Wind Farm is set to have over 270 wind turbines installed, assisting the three-phase project is Voltaire the largest jack-up vessel in the world.
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This year’s 24-hour race marked a hundred years since the race was first staged, a key difference to previous years is that all 62 cars were running on sustainable fuel made from grape skin waste.
Ministers and CEOs convene in France for IEA Global Conference on Energy Efficiency to discuss meeting energy and climate goals.
Northern UK's wetter weather pattern is changing this summer, as the South should expect rainier conditions.
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