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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

Biomass

Biomass industry welcomes government re-think on CHP support

Government admits transitional period is needed to move sector towards lower tariff levels

clock 21 October 2016 • 2 min read

Carbon Trading

World Bank: Emissions trading could cut carbon mitigation costs by a third

New analysis finds more international carbon trading could drastically reduce costs of delivering deep emissions cuts

clock 21 October 2016 • 2 min read

Politics

Five ways to lock in the transition to clean, resilient cities

Reports from IRENA and 100 Resilient Cities project outline key mechanisms cities can - and are - embracing to drive clean tech transition

clock 19 October 2016 • 9 min read

Nuclear

Breakthrough as MIT scientists set nuclear fusion pressure record

Researchers produce record 2.05 atmospheres of pressure in small tokamak device

clock 18 October 2016 • 3 min read

Climate change

Leonardo DiCaprio's Before the Flood covers everything from carbon taxes to melting icecaps, but does its message hit home?

Actor's climate change documentary jumps around in its effort to cover a huge amount of ground, but ultimately hammers home its intended sense of urgency

clock 18 October 2016 • 7 min read

Wind

US government inks largest ever renewables purchase

Desert solar array in Arizona will be used to provide power to 14 US Navy bases in California

clock 17 October 2016 • 2 min read

Wind

New Google-led consortium to go Dutch for renewable energy

First step of new agreement with AkzoNobel, DSM and Philips will see four firms purchase nearly all energy from new wind farms in Zeeland

clock 17 October 2016 • 2 min read

Biomass

Is biomass really more polluting than coal?

New economic comparison of different renewables finds much of the biomass used in the UK could be producing higher emissions than coal, raising questions over the scale of its use in the energy system

clock 17 October 2016 • 9 min read

Automotive

Ford sets new target to drive down water use

Car maker announces new goal to cut water use per vehicle by 72 per cent in the next four years, compared with 2000

clock 14 October 2016 • 2 min read

Wind

US carbon emissions from energy reach lowest in 25 years

Lower heating demand, less coal and more renewables mean energy emissions have fallen to lowest levels since 1991, EIA data shows

clock 14 October 2016 • 2 min read
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