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Options to address ‘policy risk’, such as retroactive changes to feed-in tariffs, in renewable energy investments in developing countries.
Findings from a behavioural trial conducted by the Department of Energy and Climate Change and the John Lewis Partnership.
Research on how Display Energy Certificates (DECs) have been used in energy management and decision-making
Pilot study of the food and mixed retail sector
The Statistical Summary has been produced as an accompanying document to the Energy Efficiency Strategy. It presents a range of evidence on …
This literature review has furthered our understanding of the international situation regarding sustainable treatment of abandoned minewaters.
Analysis of the different options for zero-carbon standards for new non-domestic buildings.
This report consists of six short essays from academics which describe their visions for a low carbon industry in 2050.
A report commissioned by the Environment Agency to generate recommendations on how renewable energy generation can be increased in the UK's water industry.
To manage faecal pollution in our bathing waters effectively, we need more information on the sources of such pollution.
Science report on climate proofing rural resource protection policies and strategies in Wales
This report provides an assessment of current resource usage within the construction sector
A review of the way forward for electricity power generation.
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