A new study from the Boston University Institute for Global Sustainability has highlighted the financial risks associated with building energy systems, having found that more than 60% of energy infrastructure projects run over budget 

The UK’s bus and coach sector has achieved its best performance since 2008, with deliveries of 8,390 new buses and coaches joining UK roads in 2024. These deliveries have been driven by the UK’s dominance in zero-emission buses — which is still the biggest market in Europe, with deliveries up by over a third this year.

A new global study has quantified the huge health benefits of stronger policies to reduce road transport pollution, claiming that without such policies, premature deaths linked to air pollution from road transport – specifically  PM2.5 and ozone – will rise from 193,000 in 2023 to nearly 278,000 by 2040.

New reearch undertaken in Belgium has anaylsed the benefits of low emissions zones in Antwerp and Brussels, finding that they have not only improved air quality levels but appear to have had a positive impact on the use of anti-diabetes medication.

Westminster City Council has launched a new pilot scheme aimed at discovering the threats that might be posed by cooking practices in restaurant kitchens and what might be done to mitigate them.

We are delighted to announce that this year’s National Air Quality Conference will be again be held at Prospero House in London, on 4th November. Prospero House is located near London Bridge, directly opposite Borough Station.