ULEZs and EMSOL – Are they are threat?

ULEZs and EMSOL – Are they are threat?

Ultra-Low Emission Zones are becoming an increasingly-used weapon in the arsenal of local authorities seeking to tackle poor air quality in their area. We have discussed these, and our preference for a market-first approach. But we at EMSOL accept that local...
What makes EMSOL different?

What makes EMSOL different?

We have spoken over the last few months about the importance of air quality in our cities, and how local authorities are taking an increasing interest in this space. With over £5 billion spent annually by local authorities on Environmental Services, its a big...
Taking stock

Taking stock

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]As alluded to in our post last week, it has been a crazy time over the last few weeks for us at EMSOL. A lot of people are getting excited by our product, we spent a lot of time preparing for the National Air Quality Conference, and...
Should the right to clean air be law?

Should the right to clean air be law?

Here at EMSOL, we of course believe that everyone should be able to breathe clean air. But this article, discussing whether or not this should be enshrined in law, caused a bit of debate. With the Clean Air Bill making its way through Parliament, perhaps it is...
When fluffy is meaningful

When fluffy is meaningful

Whilst September has been a busy month for us, it is always worthwhile keeping track of what good work is being done in local communities across the UK to improve local air quality. We didn’t have to look too far into this week, because right in our own backyard...
A strategy for local authority action

A strategy for local authority action

It would appear that the Government is finally getting serious on air pollution. Or at least serious on Council’s, who are not doing their bit to tackle air pollution in their areas. This last week, the Government warned both Derby and Southampton Councils that time...