On this episode of Decarbonisation Station, we're joined by John Hole, Partner at EPC Brighton – described as "a property aspirin providing relief from the headaches of the mandatory Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs)"! John is with us to discuss why EPCs are crucial, what happens during an assessment, and the significance of achieving an "E" rating – including the repercussions of a lower rating. We also explore proposed government updates to the regulations, easy wins for improving your rating, and possible exemptions available to landlords.

Against the backdrop of the UK's new Labour government recently pledging £21.7 billion to fund carbon capture and storage projects over the next 25 years, in this episode of Decarbonisation Station, Archie Campbell is joined by Maneet Sehmi and Sophie-Anne Brown to discuss just what CCS and CCUS projects are, what makes them an exciting opportunity for the energy transition, and the key challenges that face their implementation. 

On this episode of Decarbonisation Station, we're joined by Anwar Darkazally, Managing Partner at Field Intelligence – an intelligence and investigations firm with extensive experience in ESG issues. Anwar is with us to discuss greenwashing, including how businesses may react to increased government scrutiny, and some top tips for business leaders to mitigate their greenwashing risk. 

With the UK election only a week away, businesses may be asking how prominent a role decarbonisation will play in the Conservative and Labour parties' election pledges.

In this episode of Decarbonisation Station, Archie Campbell, and Sophie-Anne Brown explore the key pledges from both of these parties to help give a snapshot of their position on various decarbonisation issues.

This episode we're joined by David Dahan of Auditel to discuss the help available to companies wanting to reduce their carbon footprint, the difference between carbon neutral and net zero and the different carbon certifications in play.

In this episode Archie Campbell and Chris White discuss the rise and rise of nuclear development companies.