We took to the streets to find out if Brits really care about ending malaria...🤔
British science is ready to take the malaria fight to the next level and help end this disease within a generation. Since 2000, the UK has helped halve deaths from malaria - why walk away now?
I’m at @londonwaterloo to observe genuinely extraordinary scenes tonight as 6,000 armed forces staff arrive for #Coronation rehearsal. Scenes not seen for a generation and EXACTLY reflect Helen Mckie’s 1948 famous ‘War & Peace’ paintings pair. Some kind of glorious coincidence?🤔
During our recent Women & Girls Strategy briefing and panel event with CFID members and supporters, we received contributions from @nsitima from @ForumforWomeni1 and @AnnaTazita from @WomenForChange7 - click the link below to hear from Nancy and Anna
https://t.co/EyFVE4JZld
Lovely to contribute to The Times's International Women's Day article on women who inspire us.
I went for Laura Kuenssberg, and there are loads of other brilliant women picked by my colleagues too: https://t.co/lmAmTynNhK
CFID welcomes the publication of today's UK Women, Peace & Security National Action Plan
💡Increasing representation in decision-making
⛔️Preventing gender based violence
🌍Supporting women & girls in crises
⚖️Increasing accountability of security & justice actors
More below 👇
Great to hear from @justin_t_fisher and Richard Wrigley from @BetaTechnology on the challenges & opportunities surrounding renewable hydrogen rollout, including the important need to crowd in investment, as part of @BrunelPolicy 'Thinking Differently in Hydrogen' series
Join us online at 1pm GMT for today's #H2Week webinar:
Thinking Differently in Hydrogen: Hydrogen #Policy
Professor Justin Fisher of @BrunelPolicy and Richard Wrigley of Beta Technologies discuss Policy in relation to #hydrogen.
https://t.co/hUSopvdvBj
My annual presentation: trends in decarbonization.
The long view; trends and transience; net zero as evolution and revolution. Everything from surface humidity to Nordic heat pump sales to hydrocarbon gravimetric density to hyperobjects.
https://t.co/DxlE3kaNbv
Science and technology can change our world and improve lives by opening the door to stronger growth, better jobs and bold new discoveries.
And that's what the brand new Department for Science, Innovation and Technology aims to do.
https://t.co/TxXevImKrs @SciTechgovuk
It was great to launch our latest @GIIA_news paper in Brussels today! The paper looks at the steps needed to complete the EU's energy transition, and the role of private infrastructure investors in delivery of clean, affordable and secure energy
Read more below👇
With €210bn of investment needed to keep RePowerEU targets on track in the years to 2027, our new EU policy report highlights how delivery will hinge on:
➡ Accelerated permitting reform
➡ Stable regulation
➡ Strong project pipelines
https://t.co/D6GQuqlm9M
🇪🇺🇸🇪 Sweden has taken over the presidency of the Council of the EU.
So we have put together a handy overview of the elements that make up Swedish trade. #EUTrade
"It's basically landed in a branch of Waitrose"
A seal has evaded capture after almost a month at Rochford Reservoir in Essex.
Marine rescuer Simon Dennis tells @JustinOnWeb the seal needs to be caught for its own welfare, although its enjoying the fish
https://t.co/FAeZVqXKan
Participants underline the importance of finding ways of mobilising greater levels of private finance given the need for c50% more investment in power generation and 3x more investment in power grids to meet targets
Great to be in Brussels today for the first Investors Dialogue on Energy plenary session. Looking forward to speaking to many of those that have been involved in the Dialogue since its creation last Summer about challenges and opportunities in the EU market @GIIA_news
Drawing on the work of WG3 Energy Storage Felice Simonelli sets out potential solutions to the absence of clear revenue mechanisms that discourage investors
1 Dialogue with legislators and regulators
2 Capacity building & risk sharing for investors
3 Support schemes