Universities are major institutions that have a key role to play in the energy transition to net zero, both via their own decarbonisation and as “living laboratories” to advance clean technologies.
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2020 will be known as the year Covid-19 disrupted everything we know, with ripple effects felt well into 2021. The short-term impact on businesses and economies is evident, but what does this mean for the big office return?
Smart electrical infrastructure at the low and medium-voltage levels is a fundamental element of a fully networked energy system. Andreas Matthé of Siemens Smart Infrastructure outlines how greater connectivity is building intelligence into electrification.
London's tech sector is enjoying an unprecedented investment boom. Research suggests this may exacerbate income inequality.
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The race to get into leading secondary schools puts pupils and parents under intense pressure.
Tracy Brabin, the first-ever metro mayor of West Yorkshire, on cultural capital, transport and rebuilding Labour’s image in the north.
The mayor of Tees Valley in the UK is implementing a new kind of Tory agenda that mirrors global economic shifts.
There needn’t be any contradiction between the preservation of beauty and the necessity to provide housing.
Few people would call office life or home-working their ideal. So why aren’t we using this moment to radically rethink our working lives?
Fares have increased by a fifth in real terms since privatisation, along with demand for rail travel.
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