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The UK Committee on Climate Change have released their report on ‘Next Steps for UK Heat Policy’.

Scotland's wind turbines met 100% of daily electricity needs on 7th August 2016, an event which is likely to happen increasingly often as the capacity of wind turbines in Scotland continues to grow.

Global temperatures for the first six months of the year reached new highs, setting 2016 on track to be the hottest-ever on record, the United Nations weather agency said today.

The European Commission has outlined a package of measures to accelerate the transition to low-carbon emissions in all sectors of the economy in Europe.

The Orkney Islands of Scotland have been chosen for the development of a new European-wide hydrogen project, building on the existing Orkney Surf ‘n’ Turf initiative. This wider European project is called BIG HIT (Building Innovative Green Hydrogen systems in an Isolated Territory: a pilot for Europe). BIG HIT is a five-year project, involving 12 participants based across six EU countries, and starts in May 2016.