Episode 4: Our Environment Strategy
Heat Without Carbon
This episode brings together our environment experts with representatives from Support the Goals, NHS Scotland and Napier University to discuss SGN's new net zero strategy. Find out more about cutting our carbon footprint, the wider push for net zero, supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and an exciting collaborative project that could boost biodiversity in our communities. unexpected ways.
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Heat Without Carbon - Episode 3
Heat Without Carbon
Three key voices in the debate about our clean energy future give their reaction to the UK Government’s recently published Energy White Paper: Powering our Net Zero Future. It’s the first white paper of its kind for 13 years and our experts explore some of its key points and implications for consumers, specifically the way we’ll heat our homes in the years to come.
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Heat Without Carbon - Episode 2
Heat Without Carbon
The second episode of Heat Without Carbon explores the potential for carbon-free hydrogen as a way to heat homes, through the lens of an important project in Scotland that could have implications for all of us.
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Heat Without Carbon - Episode 1
Heat Without Carbon
Welcome to the first episode of ‘Heat Without Carbon’ exploring the future of heat in a rapidly approaching net zero economy. The UK and Scottish Governments have set some of the most ambitious targets in the world on climate change, with commitments to achieving ‘net zero’ by 2050 from the UK government and by 2045 from the Scottish Government. Net Zero means any greenhouse gas emissions would have to be offset by by schemes to mitigate the damage, such as planting trees and using technology like carbon capture and storage. I’m Colin Kelly and in this series of podcasts,...
info_outlineThe second episode of Heat Without Carbon explores the potential for carbon-free hydrogen as a way to heat homes, through the lens of an important project in Scotland that could have implications for all of us.
Listen to community leaders, renowned technical experts and a Westminster politician give their views and explain how this world-first project in Fife could be a game changer, not just for decarbonisation – but for economic renewal in former industrial areas around the UK.