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Consumers must be 'flexible' about when they use electricity, think tank says - Vimarsana News

Consumers must be 'flexible' about when they use electricity, think tank says

Households will need to adapt to ‘the needs of the system’ in order to cut carbon emissions from electricity.

First Friday: November 2021 - Vimarsana News

First Friday: November 2021

First Friday: November 2021 For this month’s First Friday, it’s a three-fer at Saranac Art Projects, showing the collaborations of printmaker Reinaldo Gil Zambrano and mixed-media artist Kurt Madison. Ann Porter also explores the difficulties of communication in “1,000 Words.” New Moon Gallery has a three-fer, too, with “TI-KI-DA,” showcasing new work by the talented trio of Tim Lord, Kim Long and Dara DeBast. And for a good cause there’s also Trackside Gallery’s annual coasters exhibit, which this year benefits River’s Wish Animal Sanctuar...

Does the UK need a referendum on climate change pledges? - Vimarsana News

Does the UK need a referendum on climate change pledges?

Critics say net-zero target has been imposed by ‘elites’ without electoral mandate

Reports: Government to set new target to deliver zero emission grid by 2035 - Vimarsana News

Reports: Government to set new target to deliver zero emission grid by 2035

The Times reports Boris Johnson will use his conference speech this week to confirm a new target to ensure all power comes from clean sources by 2035

Gas crisis: Boris Johnson to pledge all UK electricity will come from renewable sources by 2035 - Vimarsana News

Gas crisis: Boris Johnson to pledge all UK electricity will come from renewable sources by 2035

The prime minister will propose this as a solution to the country’s reliance on gas and fossil fuels in light of the recent price surges