Going Green at Home It seems everyone is going green these days. Are you new to the green movement? Let’s face it, going green is a lifestyle choice. But if it is a lifestyle choice you are wary about, the beginning stages of a greener ...
London Array has been a resounding success. Since the completion of London Array almost 45% of all electricity produces for the capital comes from renewable resources, one way or another, be it solar, of the window farm itself. In case ...
Sash window draught proofing London project is design to lower carbon footprints, and decrease the requirement of solid fuel on the environment. By improving home insulation via sash window draught proofing, it is expected that we will ...
Spray foam insulation is a great way to improve the thermal efficiency of your home. We highly recommend this service if your home does not suffer from damp, or driving rain. In some cases it may not be suitable if you live next to the ...
This brilliant video perfect sums up why and how we should handle low carbon policy. The ability to hardness tidal power would decimate the need for fossil fuels. The Earths tide power alone amounts to more energy than available on our ...
I have to admit this guy is right on the money, literally, I mean his company has a cash cap to match ford but he’s making like a tiny fraction of the cars they are. Want to know why? These old dinosaur car companies are on the verge ...
Insulation in the home is one of the most important ways to help renewable energy on it’s way as well as instantly reduce the amount of fossil fuels used to power the home which will reduce our carbon footprint. It’s important to ...
Climate change is real, it’s quantifiable, and it’s scary. That’s not me hyping this up. If you don’t believe me take a good read at this latest climate change report which is being heralded as complete fact. The unfortunate forest ...
Solar power is on the up big time, and that’s great news, along with renewable energy which has recently been documented to account for nearly half of London’s electricity supply now. That is revolutionary change and only continues to ...
