EV and hydrogen slowdowns since late-2024 reflect policy whiplash and consumer economics more than failed science. Here’s what’s really driving the pause — with links, data points, and near-term priorities.
EVs & Hydrogen in 2025: Are the slowdowns technology, consumer, or politics? Read Post »
While most of the attention is still on CO₂, methane is quietly doing far more damage—over 80 times more potent
Understanding Methane’s Impact on Climate Change Read Post »
The United Kingdom stands at a critical juncture in its energy transition journey, with green hydrogen emerging as a cornerstone
Green Hydrogen Production in the UK: Powering the Path to Net Zero Read Post »
This week, the UK’s Climate Change Committee (CCC) made headlines for an unusual recommendation—cutting weekly doner kebab consumption from eight
The Kebab Debate: Balancing Humor and Climate Action Read Post »
Two recent articles in City A.M. and The Spectator paint a damning picture of government-led infrastructure projects and climate policies in the