In 2019, the government introduced the Energy Price Cap to protect families from excessive energy costs. For the consumers, the UK’s energy market has always been a concern which particularly regarding the increasing energy prices. The energy cap is defined as the maximum amount of energy supplies which can charge you are charged for each … Read more
In 2019, the UK became the first major economy to pass a law that commits to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Since then, the discussion has intensified about what the pledge is for businesses or governments, but for ordinary families. The increasing need to quickly close the policy gap on net zero homes and … Read more
The challenges of climate change are growing by the day. Extreme weather events and rising temperatures everywhere are making the climate crisis more urgent, so innovative solutions that can deliver measurable impact are needed. Mission Zero Technologies launched its third Direct Air Capture (DAC) system in Canada in August 2025, marking an important step in … Read more
For many older people, TV is more than entertainment—it’s company, connection, and a daily link to the wider world. With household costs still high in 2025, the free TV Licence can save eligible pensioners £169+ a year, easing pressure on tight budgets. The scheme is targeted, helping people aged 75 and over who receive Pension … Read more
As the colder months approach, the UK’s Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is urging all beneficiaries to take note of key November dates. This is not just another reminder to keep track of your benefits — it’s a call to action for those who may be missing out on vital support. The DWP has … Read more
A new $12.5 million class-action settlement between AARP and Facebook (Meta Platforms, Inc.) could result in payouts of up to $230 per eligible user. The case, filed under the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA), alleges that AARP shared data from users who watched videos or browsed on AARP.org while logged into Facebook. The lawsuit argues … Read more
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — the largest federal food aid program supporting low-income Americans — is on the verge of a historic disruption. As the federal government shutdown continues into its fourth week with no approved budget for fiscal year 2026, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has warned that SNAP benefits for … Read more
Fossil fuel-based heating systems are common in Scotland’s coastal communities, but they not only lead to high carbon emissions but also exorbitant energy bills. This is why demand for energy transition and clean technologies is steadily increasing. Sea Warm, a spin out of the University of Edinburgh, has developed innovative renewable heating solutions to address … Read more
Imagine your home’s roof is not just a roof, but a mini jungle filled with cool air, greenery, and life. Green roofs are not just a trend these days, but have become a sustainable solution to urban life. According to experts, properly maintained green roofs reduce the urban heat island effect by 40–60% and keep … Read more
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries worldwide, and one of the sectors witnessing the most significant impact is the energy sector. From smart grid management to renewable energy forecasting and nuclear plant safety, AI is driving efficiency, sustainability, and reliability across the energy value chain. In this article, we explore the top 10 applications … Read more