Offshore wind plays a major role in the future of the UK’s power system. This report considers changes to policy design which could accelerate the deployment of projects to meet 2030 decarbonisation goals and reduce cost to consumers by providing greater certainty to developers and the supply chain.
Climate change commitments and the current global energy and living cost crises require investment into energy efficiency in buildings. With one of the oldest housing stocks in Europe, the energy intensity of buildings in the United Kingdom remains high compared to other countries. The adoption of energy retrofit measures can support tackling several social, economic, and environmental objectives. S
Green ammonia is produced from renewable hydrogen with no direct CO2 emissions when combusted, making it an important option to interrogate. This research uses a mixed methods approach, including analysing shipping stakeholders’ perspectives, to consider the full range of factors relating to its deployment and use.
ClimateXChange, Scotland’s centre of expertise on climate change, is calling for session…
In September UKERC held its Annual Assembly in Warwick. A gathering of UKERC researchers and…
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) is committed to fostering a thriving research and innovation…
Join us in Cardiff as we launch our flagship publication: the UKERC Review of Energy Policy 2024.
Energy UK’s fourth and final Lightning Bolt Talks of 2024. Sponsored by Engage, the evening will…
Part of the Transport Decarbonisation Demonstrators Programme, funded by the Department for…
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