Nigel Topping

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The High-Level Climate Champion (@hlcchampions) for #COP26, born Glasgow ppm 320, views my own. Part of @COP26. #RaceToZero #RaceToResilience #GFANZ

devon, england climatechampions.unfccc.int Joined March 2011

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Nigel Topping @topnigel Sep 30

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www.thetimes.com Solar panels and a battery cut energy bills by two thirds Private installations reduce costs even during winter months and would pay for themselves in 17 years, researchers found after analysing data from bills

Nigel Topping @topnigel Apr 10

Check out this article: Corporate climate targets surge 40% in 2025 as @sciencetargets report shows nearly 10,000 companies now committed - africasustainabilitymatters.com/corporate-clim…

africasustainabilitymatters.com Corporate climate targets surge 40% in 2025 as SBTi report shows nearly 10,000 companies - African... The SBTi Trend Tracker 2025 found that the number of companies with validated science-based targets rose by 40% over the past year to 9,764 by December 2025,

Nigel Topping @topnigel Jan 23

A China-Europe energy alliance could deliver a new world order telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/…

www.telegraph.co.uk A China-Europe energy alliance could deliver a new world order Xi Jinping has seized on the transatlantic rift, leaving Donald Trump’s global agenda in the dust

Nigel Topping @topnigel Dec 19, 2025

Nottingham City Transport’s entire single-decker bus fleet is now electric - with a total cost of ownership below fossil fuel powered transport, economics alone drives the switch to EVs! electricdrives.tv/nottingham-cit… via @ElectricDrives_

Nigel Topping @topnigel Dec 17, 2025

Global coal use has hit a ceiling and is set to begin a slow decline over the next five years, the International Energy Agency says bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

www.bloomberg.com Coal Demand to Begin Gradual Decline Through 2030, IEA Says Global coal use has hit a ceiling and is set to begin a slow decline over the next five years as renewables and liquefied natural gas gain ground, the International Energy Agency said.