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Jocelyn Timperley

Jocelyn Timperley joined BusinessGreen as a reporter in September 2015 and wrote daily news, features and analysis pieces for the site. 

Originally from Scotland, Jocelyn completed an MA in Science Journalism at City University London in June 2015. She also has a first class undergraduate master degree in environmental and sustainable chemistry from the University of Edinburgh.

Jocelyn left BuisnessGreen in December 2016. 

Articles by Jocelyn Timperley

Politics

UK-India trade deal to include multi-billion pound solar and hydrogen fuel cell investments

British solar and fuel cell firms to invest in India as part of £10bn trade deal set to be signed today by Indian Prime Minister

clock 13 November 2015 •

Policy

Defra budget cuts larger than any other department, RSPB warns

Economists at the charity estimate fresh cuts to Defra could amount to 57 per cent budget reduction in real terms

clock 12 November 2015 •

Energy

UK singled out among G20 for bolstering fossil fuel subsidies

New report claims UK is spending £6bn a year to prop up its fossil fuel industry

clock 12 November 2015 • 6 min read

Energy

Arts sector reports five per cent annual fall in greenhouse gas emissions

Savings delivered after Arts Council England included environmental reporting requirements in its major funding agreements

clock 11 November 2015 •

Energy

Report: Germany should step up renewable heat and transport efforts

Report from the international renewables body says Germany must expand clean energy focus beyond the power sector

clock 11 November 2015 •

Energy

UK loses 'triple A' score in latest energy trilemma ranking

A fall in the affordability of energy in the UK means it has lost its top score in the this year's World Energy Council assessment

clock 11 November 2015 •

Marketing

Carbon efficiency of travel and tourism companies improves 20 per cent, says industry

Industry-backed report says sector is in line to meet its 2035 target of cutting CO2 emissions by 50 per cent compared to 2005 levels

clock 10 November 2015 •

Energy

Will renewables subsidy cuts mean UK misses out on cheaper electricity?

New study argues subsidy cuts will delay the contribution renewables can make to lower electricity prices, while promised nuclear subsidies could be more expensive than projected

clock 10 November 2015 • 7 min read

Energy

Community energy projects launch funding push to beat tax relief shut-down

Over twenty renewables projects are launching share offers before EIS tax relief ends for community energy in late November

clock 10 November 2015 •

Solar

Tens of thousands urge government to keep rooftop solar subsidies

At least 50,000 people have responded to a government consultation on renewable subsidy cuts, says Friends of the Earth

clock 09 November 2015 •
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