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  • Mar 21, 2025 | redbrickblog.co.uk | Matthew Scott

    In its landmark 2019 report on the future of UK housing, the Committee on Climate Change (CCC) pulled no punches on its assessment of the climate resilience of our homes. “UK homes are not fit for the future”, the statutory advisory body stated bluntly, observing that the UK’s 29 million existing homes needed to be made low-carbon, low-energy, and resilient to a changing climate.

  • Aug 22, 2024 | housingtoday.co.uk | Matthew Scott

    Ofgem has today announced an increase in the energy price cap. This strengthens the case for a social tariff, argues Matthew Scott A year ago, we wrote that the government needed to urgently consult on the design of a social tariff in the energy market.

  • Aug 21, 2024 | discover.silversea.com | Matthew Scott

    Among the most iconic voices in contemporary photography for over three decades, Steve McCurry has traveled the world to photograph conflicts, vanishing cultures, ancient traditions and contemporary culture alike – yet always retains a human element. Now, though, the legendary visual storyteller shares details on an entirely new kind of artistic challenge: Antarctica.

  • Aug 13, 2024 | newsroom.co.nz | Matthew Scott

    A Kiwi start-up is hoping to usher in a new era of electrification for New Zealand’s vehicle fleet with the roll-out of ultra-fast chargers* and a fresh approach to looking at the health of the power grid. Napier-based tech company Kwetta (formerly called Red Phase) has partnered with Z Energy (Z) to set up 38 chargers around the country so far. Depending on the vehicle, each charger is capable of topping up an EV battery with about 300-400 kilometres of range in around 20 minutes.

  • Aug 1, 2024 | newsroom.co.nz | Matthew Scott

    The time has come for a new approach to the funding of infrastructure that takes into account its true cost, according to a recently released report from law firm Bell Gully. Released today, the report focuses on bridging New Zealand’s more than $200 billion infrastructure deficit. But while report co-author and Bell Gully partner Angela Harford says it is possible to defy the deficit with better delivery, Kiwis may need to learn there is “no free lunch” when it comes to infrastructure.

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Matthew Scott
Matthew Scott @m_n_scott
19 Mar 24

A huge loss for the NZ media landscape plus the most lovely and genuine man... very sad day https://t.co/fBILnkxGN6

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Matthew Scott @m_n_scott
18 Mar 24

RT @maxdnharris: Great piece by @m_n_scott on event hosted by It’s Our Auckland last night - with @CLRenney, Penny Hulse & @IndiMiro - wher…

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Matthew Scott @m_n_scott
23 Jan 24

RT @SLR_AKL: Appreciate this write up from @m_n_scott in @NewsroomNZ! https://t.co/MR2afsuH9L