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'No time to waste': Existing long duration energy storage tech could cut industrial emissions by almost two thirds

Energy

'No time to waste': Existing long duration energy storage tech could cut industrial emissions by almost two thirds

Combining long duration energy storage and renewables has the potential to slash carbon footprint from mines, data centres, food processing, and industrial plants, new study finds

clock 13 November 2023 • 3 min read
Government urged to clarify stance on phasing fossil fuels 'out' or 'down'

Politics

Government urged to clarify stance on phasing fossil fuels 'out' or 'down'

Graham Stuart suggests government less concerned over whether COP28 text promises to either phase fossil fuels out or down, as long as it 'translates into real action'

clock 10 November 2023 • 3 min read
Anaerobic digestion 4.0: How smart tech is modernising the AD energy sector

Energy

Anaerobic digestion 4.0: How smart tech is modernising the AD energy sector

AI, machine learning and Internet of Things technologies is primed to revolutionise the AD sector, writes Bio Capital's Karan Tyagi

clock 10 November 2023 • 3 min read
Crown Estate seeks extra 4GW capacity from existing offshore wind projects

Energy

Crown Estate seeks extra 4GW capacity from existing offshore wind projects

Crown Estate announces year-long process to try and unlock increased offshore wind capacity from projects that are already in the development pipeline

clock 10 November 2023 • 4 min read
Octopus and housebuilder Bellway plot thousands of 'zero energy bills' UK homes

Buildings

Octopus and housebuilder Bellway plot thousands of 'zero energy bills' UK homes

Companies form 'long-term' partnership aimed at delivering thousands of green homes that come with a guarantee of no energy bills to pay for the first five years

clock 10 November 2023 • 3 min read
Inside the carbon capture plant at Imperial College London

CCS

Inside the carbon capture plant at Imperial College London

Over 10 years, thousands of engineering graduates have worked on a pilot plant, even as the wider industry has stalled

clock 09 November 2023 • 8 min read
Labour aims to force Parliamentary debate on energy costs and security

Energy

Labour aims to force Parliamentary debate on energy costs and security

Opposition Party to argue King's Speech failed to include any measures to bring down energy bills

clock 09 November 2023 • 4 min read
'International collaboration is key': UK and US deepen partnership to develop fusion energy

Energy

'International collaboration is key': UK and US deepen partnership to develop fusion energy

Nations agree to share access to facilities, bring together top scientists, and jointly develop supply chains for fusion

clock 09 November 2023 • 3 min read
Small nuclear reactors are a bad bet for the British government

Nuclear

Small nuclear reactors are a bad bet for the British government

Claims that SMRs are cheaper, easier to build, safer and less wasteful are unproven and misleading, argues University of Greenwich professor Stephen Thomas

clock 09 November 2023 • 7 min read
'A wake-up call to the world': Top CEOs back six point plan to turbocharge global climate action

Policy

'A wake-up call to the world': Top CEOs back six point plan to turbocharge global climate action

As temperature records are toppled the outlook has rarely looked bleaker, but businesses know deep decarbonisation can be delivered if only policymakers provide them with the tools

clock 08 November 2023 • 8 min read
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