The study seeks to answer key questions about the technical, commercial, and operational implications of flexible biomass use, the suitability of different fuel and plant types, and the conditions under which BECCS could become viable.
This paper argues that Chile’s approach represents a case of lithium exceptionalism: a uniquely Chilean configuration shaped by historical legal restrictions, renewed state ambition, and intensifying global competition.
This study explores the potential for biomass to act as a flexible, low carbon store of energy within the UK energy system.
Each of the Energy Data Centre team members answered the question ‘Why Preserve?’ in their own…
Richard Hanna, Philip Heptonstall and Robert Gross have won a Best Paper Award in the journal…
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has announced that the Expert Review of the…
12 November 202513:00–14:30 ‘Climate and Land Use Alliance (CLUA) House of the Forest,…
With net zero targets and the pressure to decarbonise taking sharper focus, hydrogen could help…
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