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Port expansion: The £4bn foundation for offshore wind
The UK will not realise its offshore wind ambitions without rapidly expanding the port infrastructure. We need to think differently to seize this unprecedented opportunity. Whilst the UK has an established offshore wind sector, the continued expansion of this green energy source still presents a major opportunity: not just as the backbone of a decarbonised electricity supply, but also as a growing global industry.
What to make of Meta?
Nothing is feared more in Silicon Valley than stagnation, where the mantra has long been “fail early, fail often”. The underlying notion is that if you aren’t trying hard to undermine the status quo then you will soon lose out to someone braver than you. The saying also acknowledges the idea that you mustn’t overvalue sunk costs, but should cauterise unhealthy cash bleeds, wrap yourself in bandages and move on.
Avison Young’s Lesley Males on whether the concept of the department store is truly dead
A multitude of factors including poor management, rapid over-expansion of physical store estates, a lack of digital investment and a failure to keep up with ever-changing consumer habits are to blame for the closure of numerous department stores. Many lacked innovation, meaning people no longer viewed them as exciting destinations to shop. As consumers found what they needed elsewhere, several stores were forced to close or go into administration.
Closing the Performance Gap with NABERS UK
NABERS UK will both act as an engine to better understand our buildings, and to drive the energy and carbon reductions our climate so urgently needs. The expected financial rewards for building owners create the critical virtuous circle which can fund building performance improvement. NABERS Energy Assessor, Phil Tower from Verco discusses the performance gap, why it exists, why it impacts on net zero and how NABERS can help.
Linesight's Niall Greene on why the gigafactory opportunity is huge
Take gigafactories: the mega facilities where batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) are made. The market for electric cars is experiencing exponential growth, driven by incentives and legislation on emissions reductions. Increasing the supply of batteries will be critical to the green transition, and the facilities themselves have been identified as important catalysts for national economies, key to the formation of new industrial clusters and the investment and jobs they could bring.
Gigafactory opportunity is huge
Take gigafactories: the mega facilities where batteries for electric vehicles (EVs) are made. The market for electric cars is experiencing exponential growth, driven by incentives and legislation on emissions reductions. Increasing the supply of batteries will be critical to the green transition, and the facilities themselves have been identified as important catalysts for national economies, key to the formation of new industrial clusters and the investment and jobs they could bring.
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