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EGB Engineering Director, Arnold Gad-Briggs has stated that energy efficiency measures should still be pursued as part of UK and EU short-term strategy to counter the current European energy crisis. Speaking at the International Stability Operations Association (ISOA) conference in Warsaw,

Few industries have been more severely affected by the pandemic than aviation. However, just as its fortunes were beginning to improve, it was hit with a new COVID-19 variant and the resulting travel restrictions. During the summer vacations last year, air

Lately, the demands of mobility are choking us. We are surrounded by constant hurdles and challenges – disagreements over new airport runways and road construction, increased urbanisation, congestion, and guilt over the resulting pollution and climate change. Transportation has become

In 2015, the United Nations General Assembly declared the 11th of February as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. The day wants to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment and ensure that women and girls have full

Urbanisation has become a global trend, with half of the world’s population relocating to cities. The trend is expected to rise. The rapid growth of the world’s population has put pressure on countries to regulate and manage urban resources. Cities

Renewable energy has steadily carved its niche in the energy sector. Countries worldwide are taking the necessary steps and introducing new policies to reduce and eventually eliminate their carbon footprint.  To stay on track for the ultimate goal of net-zero carbon

2021 was a year that loudly highlighted the deadly consequences of man-made climate change (record-breaking heat waves, floods, wildfires that affected our biodiversity’s and tested the limits of our disaster response). It is an existential threat to life on Earth

The UK is very keen on starting green hydrogen and renewables development in Africa with an investment of £13 000 million in clean energy. The UK has decided to terminate its overseas assistance for fuel projects in the continent.  The UK

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set an ambitious target for the UK – to cut carbon emissions by 78% by 2035. It is the latest in the government pledges to put the country on track to becoming a net-zero producer.  The

Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP) was made during COP26 to accelerate investments in green energy, renewable power solutions and aid in the transition for both developing and emerging economies around the world.  Over the next decade, the alliance