by Sharon Fay | Oct 31, 2012 | Electric Transport
Have you ever thought about buying an electric car but thought it was going to be to expensive and gave it no more thought? Well here are a few points you may not have thought about with the bigger picture of owning a Nissan LEAF compared to a combustion engine...
by Wendy Pillar | Oct 30, 2012 | Climate Change, Sustainable Living
When thinking about our carbon footprint, our attention naturally goes to transport, holidays, heating – all things that clearly use oil. However, for most households, their weekly food shop makes up a greater proportion of their carbon footprint than transport....
by Anna Celeste | Oct 25, 2012 | Energy Events in Dorset, Fracking
Just wanted to remind you all that TONIGHT is the FREE screening of the films ‘Gasland’ & ‘Drying for Freedom’ at Durlston Castle in Swanage – full details on: https://www.letsgetenergized.co.uk/?p=1601 I have also stumbled across a really simple but...
by Vince Adams | Oct 24, 2012 | Renewable Energy
I came across this interesting item in the journal Indian Chemical Engineer this week… Every time you take a step, mechanical energy goes through the sole of your shoe, and scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California are figuring out a way...
by Theresa McManus | Oct 23, 2012 | Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy
The Department of Energy & Climate Change (DECC) have published some guides on the various aspects of the Green Deal which are available to download. These are aimed at domestic customers, and will hopefully make it easier to access funding for a wide range of...