Carbon Measurement News Archive
On-site electric current measurement technology offers 839,000 tonnes of carbon savings and £250 million in economic benefit.
This event will explore the needs and challenges associated with: Designed Smart Grid Infrastructure; Testing and Validation of Component and System Performance; and Demand Side Management and the Consumer Perspective.
A one day workshop bringing together stakeholders, policy makers and technical experts from the carbon auditing sector to explore and discuss the issues around the quality and uncertainty of satellite derived measurements of global forest carbon stocks.
A new video from Astrium features Jane Burston emphasising the importance of accurate concentration measurements as a key part of international agreements to reduce emissions.
NPL and Cranfield University are working on a new method for calculating potential renewable energy derived from waste material.
Research from NPL has shown that by squashing down loft insulation, for example under storage boxes, homeowners almost halve its performance.
The Centre for Carbon Measurement will independently verify performance claims of new innovative environmental technologies under a new EC Scheme.
Final meeting report on how the global measurement community is focusing on measurement requirements to mitigate climate change and the move to a low carbon economy.
At the forthcoming Air Quality and Emissions Show at Telford, 13-14 March, we will be offering companies the opportunity to win a 10-day secondment to NPL to help them complete the development of their gas sensors prior to submission for type-testing.
EMRP End of Project Results Conference for partners, those who wish to use the project output, and UK and international stakeholders, on 23 - 25 April at NPL, Teddington.