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Sport, Climate Change & COP26

16th March 2021

10am, Tuesday 16 March 2021 PRASEG held a special session led by Bim Afolami MP and Jonathan Overend, exploring the climate risk facing sport, and how sport can contribute to a successful COP26.

International Women's Day Panel: Women In Climate Diplomacy

8th March 2021

Held: 1pm, Monday 8 March 2021 PRASEG held a high level cross-party dialogue on women in climate diplomacy for International Women's Day.

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E-ON Opinion: Energy Efficiency & The LAD Scheme

4th March 2021

We all know an energy efficiency scheme that delivers at scale is the nut to crack when it comes to delivering net zero emissions for the UK.

Hydrogen Summit

23rd February 2021

PRASEG hosted the Energy Networks Association Hyrdogen Summit on Tuesday 23 February

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Power Shift: Clean energy & the transformation of politics

11th February 2021

Ministers have backed Net Zero as the answer to structural political and economic challenges at home. The energy transition is already changing international relations. A new world, built around clean energy, will bring new dynamics, a

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Leading a green economic recovery

24th July 2020

The coronavirus pandemic has triggered a global health emergency and an unprecedented economic shock affecting the lives of billions of people.

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Ending the Sale of Petrol and Diesel Vehicles by 2030

23rd July 2020

The UK’s target to reduce emissions to net zero by 2050 is one of the most comprehensive goals set by any major economy to date.

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Delivering Prosperity Through Economic Recovery

10th July 2020

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented worldwide economic disruption with nations, communities and entire industries brought to a standstill.

UK Energy Infrastructure Priorities and the Covid-19 Recovery

9th July 2020

The Energy for Recovery series of events will focus on the challenges and opportunities brought about the covid-19 pandemic for the UK energy sector.

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Delivering a green recovery

2nd July 2020

At the beginning of June, the Prime Minister talked of a “vital, green recovery” as we emerge from the Covid pandemic. How quickly he seems to have forgotten.