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Andrew Scott, Director of Connections at SSEN, shares new research into the lessons that the UK can learn from the Dutch EV chargepoint roll out.
COP26 is being powered by 100% renewable energy generated at SSE’s Griffin Wind Farm in Perthshire.
As world leaders gather in Glasgow, one of the key issues is how to mobilise enough finance globally to fund massive investment in clean energy, adaptation and resilience needed in the years ahead. Mark Carney, the UN special envoy on climate action and finance, once called the world’s net zero transformation “the greatest commercial opportunity of our age”.
Jamie Hepburn, Minister for Higher Education and Further Education, has taken on one of COP26’s more unique challenges – a climate action game devised by the next generation of video game designers from Scotland’s Abertay University.
SSE’s inaugural COP26 event got underway this morning focused on how we build a Just Transition as we forge a net zero future.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson shares his thoughts on what needs to be delivered at COP26.
SSE’s COP26 electric bus concluded its 1,000 green mile ‘road to renewables’ roadshow in Glasgow today (Oct 29th) having spent the last 11 days showcasing net zero projects.
Our Chief Executive, Alistair Phillips-Davies, shares his hopes for what can be achieved in Glasgow as COP26 gets underway.
Transport minister Trudy Harrison MP has signalled her support for a unique electric bus tour from London to Glasgow to celebrate low carbon energy and transport projects that are transforming our lives.
