Energy Technologies Institute

Caverns could store low-carbon fuel for use at times of peak demand

Government and industry-backed organisation announces flurry of projects in a bid to reduce shipping sector's emissions

New £300,000 study aims to identify the initial work that will have to be done over the next five years to deliver a small nuclear reactor in the UK by 2030

Just a day after government warns UK is making insufficient progress in deploying renewable heat, study warns sector faces significant barriers to deployment

Government-backed organisation seeking partners to collaborate on mechanism to finance second-generation CCS projects

Up to 50 million tonnes of CO2 could be trapped from industry and power stations, cutting cost of meeting climate targets and safeguarding jobs

Energy Technologies Institute says early action will ensure country can develop a low cost, low carbon energy system

Government funding aims to help identify potential sites to store emissions trapped from power plants and factories

Energy Technologies Institute-backed study suggests innovative floating turbine design could cut offshore wind costs to £85/MWh

Blade Dynamics announces work is to commence on prototype of new lightweight wind turbine blade design