Net Carbon Zero: Goal or Dream?
In the run-up to the COP26 climate conference in November, Victor Hill assesses the latest thinking about the transition to net zero.
In the run-up to the COP26 climate conference in November, Victor Hill assesses the latest thinking about the transition to net zero.
The markets have shrugged off the most significant US foreign-policy disaster since the fall of Saigon but Victor Hill sees storms ahead.
The government published another strategy – this time on hydrogen. It looks at using hydrogen boilers to heat homes in the bid to achieve net-zero.
Analysis of the final Tokyo 2020 Olympic medals table could be instructive for investors, says Victor Hill.
As HS2 gets more expensive so its economic benefits become more doubtful. In a rapidly changing world that results in white elephants, says Victor Hill.
If we are to become net carbon neutral by 2050 then we shall need to change our lifestyles. Some of these changes are already well underway, writes Victor Hill.
Last week saw the long-awaited publication of the UK’s National Food Strategy. It aspires to bring about low-carbon farming and to change our eating habits. These are two quite different objectives, writes Victor Hill.
The Big 5 tech titans just keep getting bigger and more profitable – and their shares have been soaring. What could possibly go wrong? Victor Hill inquires.
In Germany, the Merkel era is drawing to a close. What will Europe look like in a year or so? Victor Hill inquires.
The electrification of vehicular transport is progressing apace as part of the decarbonisation agenda. But could it be doing more harm than good? And what are the alternatives? Victor Hill is asking.