Climate change could lead to 500,000 ‘additional’ malaria deaths in Africa by 2050
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Climate change could lead to half a million more deaths from malaria in Africa over the next 25 years, according to new research. The study, published in Nature, finds that extreme weather, rising temperatures and shifting rainfall patterns could result in an additional 123m cases of malaria across Africa – even if current climate pledges […]
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Comment: Why predictive intelligence is non-negotiable for UK water
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Ryan Pearson is head of business development at Metasphere, a Grundfos company. By Ryan Pearson of water technology firm Metasphere. The Independent Water Commission’s (IWC) Final Report, delivered in July 2025, is being called the water sector’s 21st century “Great Stink” moment. For a multi-billion-pound industry defined by challenges including sewage spills, failing infrastructure, and […]
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Government awards £181k to four sustainable aviation fuel innovators
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The Department for Transport (DfT) has awarded £181,000 through the UK Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) Clearing House to four UK innovators: Avioxx, Clean Planet Technologies, Green Lizard Technologies, and Zero Petroleum. The funding will accelerate the testing, certification, and commercialisation of next-generation sustainable aviation fuels, a key part of the UK’s strategy to decarbonise aviation. […]
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Biochar is emerging as a key material with uses in clean water, carbon capture and renewable energy
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Biochar1 has long been valued for improving soil health. A new review explores the fact that it is also rapidly evolving into a powerful multifunctional material with the potential to tackle some of the world’s most urgent environmental challenges, from water pollution and nutrient loss to carbon emissions and clean energy production. The review brings […]
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Waste heat from data centres could heat over 3.5 million UK homes
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A data centre in Slough Projected growth in data centres will produce enough waste heat to warm millions of homes in the UK by 2035 – if the infrastructure is in place to take advantage of it, according to new research. The analysis comes from EnergiRaven, a UK company with expertise in waste heat, and […]
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Expensive gas still biggest driver of high UK electricity bills, says UKERC
High gas prices are responsible for two-thirds of the rise in household electricity bills since before the global energy crisis, says the UK Energy Research Centre (UKERC). The new analysis, from one of the UK’s foremost research bodies on energy, flatly contradicts widespread media and political narratives that misleadingly seek to blame climate policies for […]
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Fossil Fuels Failed During Winter Storm Fern
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The post Fossil Fuels Failed During Winter Storm Fern appeared first on Energy Innovation.
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Analysis: EVs just outsold petrol cars in EU for first time ever
Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) overtook petrol cars in the EU for the first time in December 2025, according to new figures released by industry group the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA). The figures show that registrations of battery EVs – sometimes referred to as BEVs, or “pure EVs” – reached 217,898, up 51% year-on-year […]
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Leveling Up Your Machine Learning: What To Do After Andrew Ng’s Course
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Finishing Andrew Ng’s machine learning course
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One Year of Trump 2.0: Updates from the Climate Backtracker
Last week marked the one year anniversary of President Trump’s second inauguration, and of the Sabin Center’s Climate Backtracker. We launched the Backtracker on inauguration day, January 20, 2025, to record actions taken by the Trump-Vance Administration to scale back or wholly eliminate federal climate mitigation and adaptation measures. The tracker is linked to our […]
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Everything You Need to Know About How Python Manages Memory
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In languages like C, you manually allocate and free memory.
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The 2026 Time Series Toolkit: 5 Foundation Models for Autonomous Forecasting
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Most forecasting work involves building custom models for each dataset — fit an ARIMA here, tune an LSTM there, wrestle with
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Why Aluminum Cylinder Makers Lead the Recycling Shift
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The compressed gas industry is at a turning point. Many businesses use aluminum gas cylinders for medical oxygen, drinks, and other needs. These companies now see that recycling and reuse programs offer real business value, not just environmental benefits. These programs lower costs, support rule compliance, and improve long-term stability. What once seemed like a […]
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UK must become the next ‘Green AI superpower’ says AI trade group
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A report, produced by UKAI, the country’s only trade association for AI businesses, argues that Britain has a clear opportunity to lead the next phase of global artificial intelligence by becoming the world’s foremost hub for Green AI. This includes ensuring that AI that is efficient, affordable, deployable at scale, and aligned with long-term economic […]
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Record wasted wind could have powered every home in London in 2025
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A new report from energy market analysis provider Montel EnAppSys, Curtailed Renewables in GB and Ireland, has revealed that over 12 Terawatt hours (TWh) of clean electricity was turned off across Great Britain and Ireland in 2025 due to grid constraints. This could have met the combined electricity demand of every domestic household in London […]
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Environmental monitoring expert listed in Sunday Times 2026 top 100 tech companies
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(Left to right) Matt Dibbs, Tim Wilson and Andrew Scott, directors of Meteor Communications. The environmental technology company Meteor Communications has been included in the 2026 edition of The Sunday Times 100 Tech, Britain’s fastest-growing private technology companies, published on 16 January. Meteor Communications provides innovative environmental monitoring solutions, implementing real-time monitoring systems for critical […]
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SEPA asks people in Scotland to help inform future flooding plans
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Flooding in Perth in 2015. People across Scotland are being invited to share their experiences of local flooding issues to help inform how flood risk is managed in their communities, as support ongoing work by SEPA on Scotland’s next Flood Risk Management Plans. The Scottish Environment Protection Agency’s public consultation, launched on Wednesday 21 January, […]
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UK DNO deploys pole-mounted technology to help balance the network
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One of the UK’s main DNOs, UK Power Networks, says it is deploying a cutting-edge device to support the adoption of low-carbon technologies on traditional electricity networks. To help customers adopt technologies like electric vehicles and solar panels without delays, the group is trialling a new technology that maximises the use of existing low voltage […]