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This year under the Green Steves programme we are going to focus on two key areas, the first of which is solar energy. The intention is to focus on solar PV projects and take a deeper dive into the issues involved and how to steer a successful project through delivery. As the energy crisis last year bit
This year under the Green Steve’s programme we are going to focus on two key areas, the first of which is solar energy. The intention is to focus on solar PV projects and take a deeper dive into the issues involved and how to steer a successful project through delivery. As the energy crisis last year bit deeper, many
This year under the Green Steve’s programme we are going to focus on two key areas, the first of which is solar energy. The intention is to focus on solar PV projects and take a deeper dive into the issues involved and how to steer a successful project through delivery. As the energy crisis last year bit deeper, many
This year under the Green Steve’s programme we are going to focus on two key areas: solar and wind energy. Having published the first paper with an introduction to wind energy and guidance in relation to on shore wind energy projects by local authorities, we have stepped back from that subject for now in the hope
This Autumn and moving into the Spring of next year, the Green Steves papers are going to take a different route. Having covered a wide range of climate change and energy issues in the preceding publications, this time we are going to take a deeper dive into relevant renewable energy
This series of papers from the Green Steves is to discuss key elements of the green agenda in the context of local government and to highlight opportunities for action.
In the last paper (Paper 9 – The Role of Hydrogen in Decarbonisation Plans), we said that the subject might be seen as marginal; this theme continues in
