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Politics

Dieter Helm's cost of energy review calls for government to 'radically simplify' energy system

BREAKING: High-profile assessment of energy system blames complex market for rising costs and urges government to streamline green energy policy to encourage cheap, consistent power

clock 25 October 2017 • 4 min read

Risk

Pollutants from fracking could pose health risk to children, warn researchers

Analysis of US fracking sites suggests pollutants including airborne particulates and heavy metals could affect neurodevelopment of babies and children

clock 25 October 2017 • 4 min read

Infrastructure

Microsoft Seattle data centre to be powered by 'first of its kind' fuel cell technology

Solidpower currently installing 10 solid oxide fuel cells directly above each data server rack at one of Microsoft's Seattle data centres in bid to cut energy costs and emissions

clock 19 October 2017 • 2 min read

Infrastructure

AES hails grid battery boost for hurricane hit Dominican Republic

US energy storage specialist brought online 20MW of battery storage on island last month, playing key role in grid reliability during Hurricanes Irma and Maria

clock 18 October 2017 • 2 min read

Infrastructure

Inside Pure Planet's plan for a mobile-first clean energy membership model

Steven Day, co-founder of new app-only supplier Pure Planet, explains why its tech-savvy approach makes it well placed to lead the next phase of the clean energy revolution

clock 18 October 2017 • 7 min read

Infrastructure

E.ON hails 'ultra-fast' battery milestone

Energy giant cuts ribbon on 10MW grid battery, capable of storing as much power as 500,000 mobile phone batteries

clock 10 October 2017 • 3 min read

Automotive

Are clean, automated 'sci-fi' cars really just around the corner?

AECOM's Robert Spencer explores some of the opportunities and challenges that come with the emergence of electric autonomous cars

clock 09 October 2017 • 4 min read

Automotive

IRENA: Battery storage capacity tipped to grow 17-fold by 2030 as costs plummet

International Renewable Energy Agency estimates costs of stationary battery storage could drop 66 per cent by 2030, as EV development accelerates

clock 09 October 2017 • 3 min read

Policy

Britain's switch to low-carbon energy could give a £21bn boost to the economy

Stephen Hall and Jeffrey Hardy explore the sweeping economic benefits that could come with continued decarbonisation

clock 06 October 2017 • 4 min read

Infrastructure

Reactive Technologies and National Grid deliver 'world first' grid stability tool

New technology makes it possible to measure grid stability continuously for the first time, allowing faster response to changes in supply and demand

clock 04 October 2017 • 2 min read
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