On 25 June, the UK Committee on Climate Change (CCC) published its report to Parliament on progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions over the past year. It states that the UK has failed on 14 out of 21 progress indicators, … Continue reading →
Energy Systems Catapult was set up to accelerate the transformation of the UK’s energy system and ensure UK businesses and consumers capture the opportunities of clean growth. The Catapult is an independent, not-for-profit centre of excellence that bridges the gap … Continue reading →
Results of a new survey by Reuters Institute of over 80,000 people from 40 countries shows that climate change matters to most people. In the vast majority of countries, fewer than 3% said climate change was not serious at all. … Continue reading →
CarbonBrief has created an interactive grid showing measures proposed, agreed and implemented by major economies around the world for a “green recovery” that “builds back better”, by cutting CO2 emissions as well as boosting the economy. The tracker will be … Continue reading →
Please support the building of a 2.75km of two-way, fully segregated cycleway along the Coundon Road/Barker’s Butts Lane corridor linking the city centre with Coundon Green. This is being delivered as part of a package of measures to improve the … Continue reading →
The Chief Executive of U.K. Committee on Climate Change (CCC) [1] Chris Stark told POLITICO [2] that reaching net zero emissions by 2050 is going to mean drastic changes to everyday life. In a report published on 10 June, he … Continue reading →
Central Government issued statutory guidance to councils to enable cycling and walking, as well as social distancing in town and city centres. A firm letter from DfT to local authorities stated that measures should meaningfully challenge the status quo of transport or … Continue reading →
On 10 June Coventry City Council announced it expects to receive £330,000 as the first tranche of its £1,650,000 bid for part of the £17 million fund offered by the government to develop schemes to encourage more people to cycle … Continue reading →
The Core4Grid project, led by Green Energy Options of Cambridge [1] (GEO) is proving market viability and customer acceptance of GEO’s future flexible grid. Working with industry partners, GEO are leading a Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) … Continue reading →
Coventry City Council website has a number of pages dealing with cycling in the city. We list some of them here. There are many others. Cycling The main cycling page with links to many of the other cycle-related pages on … Continue reading →